Epistemological Problems of Economics (Liberty Fund edition, 2013)

Ludwig von Mises

First published 2013

Epistemological Problems of Economics (Liberty Fund edition, 2013)

Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2013; Online Library of Liberty edition248 pages

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Author: Ludwig von Mises
First published: 2013
Format: PDF
Pages: 248
Publisher: Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2013; Online Library of Liberty edition
License: Published here by permission.

Mises's 1933 collection of essays on the logic of the social sciences, arguing that Austrian value theory is the core of a general theory of human behavior. The Liberty Fund edition of 2013 uses George Reisman's English translation and is edited with a foreword by Bettina Bien Greaves.

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Ludwig von Mises 1881–1973

Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973) was the acknowledged leader of the Austrian School of economics and a prolific author on economic theory, epistemology, and political philosophy. Read more about Ludwig von Mises.

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