The Theory of Money and Credit (Liberty Fund edition)

Ludwig von Mises

First published 1981

The Theory of Money and Credit (Liberty Fund edition)

Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 1981; Online Library of Liberty edition353 pages

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Author: Ludwig von Mises
First published: 1981
Format: PDF
Pages: 353
Publisher: Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 1981; Online Library of Liberty edition
License: Published here by permission.

Mises's 1912 book that integrated monetary theory with marginal utility theory and laid out the Austrian business-cycle theory, in H. E. Batson's English translation. The 1981 Liberty Fund edition adds a foreword by Murray Rothbard and reproduces the Yale edition with its later appendix on monetary reconstruction.

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Ludwig von Mises 1881–1973

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