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About the Mises Institute 

OUR MISSION 

The Ludwig von Mises Institute champions the economics of 

liberty in academics and in public life. We seek a radical shift 

in the intellectual climate to restore the free and enterprising 

society. In this cause, we defend the market economy, private 

property, and sound money, and oppose all forms of government 

intervention. 

OUR WORK 

Working with young people at more than 900 colleges and 

universities, and with our Members around the world, we 

offer student fellowships, teaching programs, conferences, 

books, and academic and popular periodicals. All combine to 

advance the theory and practice of freedom, the key to prosperity 

and civilization, and to show that statism causes poverty 

and social chaos. 

OUR HISTORY 

Founded in 1982 and named for Ludwig von Mises, the economist 

of the century, the Mises Institute has inspired students, 

professors, writers, statesmen, and businessmen to commit 

themselves to the ideas and practice of liberty. As the standard-bearer 

of the Austrian School of economics, the Institute 

has enjoyed the support of such luminaries as Murray N. 

Rothbard, F.A. Hayek, and Henry Hazlitt. 

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LUDWIG VON MISES 

956 pgs. (hardback) $65.00 

ISBN: 0-945466-24-2 

Order No.: B310 

Fifty years ago, Ludwig von Mises shocked the economics 

profession with a massive, revolutionary treatise on economics, 

the culmination of his life’s work. It was—and remains—the 

most comprehensive, 

systematic, forthright, 

and powerful defense 

of the economics of 

liberty ever written. 

ORDER ONLINE: WWW.MISES.ORG 

The index, first 

produced in 1953 as a 

separate publication, 

is the most complete 

ever published and is 

united here with the 

original edition for 

the first time. 

Human Action 

is the foundation 

of every library of 

freedom. 

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MURRAY N. ROTHBARD 

Four volumes 

1668 pgs. (hardback) $100.00 

ISBN: 0-945466-26-9 


These four volumes 

offer a complete history 

of the colonial period of 

American history, a period 

lost to students today, who 

are led to believe American 

history begins with the 

Constitution. They are a 

tour de force, enough to 

establish Rothbard as 

one of the great American 

historians. 

Volume I: 

A New Land, A New People: The American Colonies in the 

Seventeenth Century (531 pages, including index) 

Volume II: 

“Salutary Neglect”: The American Colonies in the First Half of the 

Eighteenth Century (294 pages, including index) 

Volume III: 

Advance to Revolution, from 1760–1775 (373 pages, including index) 

Volume IV: 

The Revolutionary War, 1775–1884 (470 pages, including index) 

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ISBN: 0945466-05-6 


5th Edition 

with an Introduction by 

Paul Johnson 

Applied Austrian economics doesn’t get any better than this. 

America’s Great Depressionis a staple of modern economic literature 

and is crucial for understanding a pivotal event in American and 

world history. 

Since it first appeared in 

1963, it has been the definitive 

treatment of the causes 

of the depression. The book 

remains canonical today 

because the debate is still 

very alive. 

Had the book appeared 

in the 1940s, it might have 

spared the world much 

grief. Even so, its appearance 

in 1963 meant that freemarket 

advocates had their 

first full-scale treatment of 

this crucial subject. 

The Mises Institute 

edition features a new 

introduction by historian 

Paul Johnson. 

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REASSESSING THE PRESIDENCY 

THE RISE OF THE EXECUTIVE STATE 

AND THE DECLINE OF FREEDOM 

EDITED BY JOHN V. DENSON 


ISBN: 0-945466-29-3 


This is the first fullscale 

revision of the U.S. 

presidency written from 

an Austrian–libertarian 

perspective. These original 

essays zero in on a much 

neglected reality that the 

executive department of 

the U.S. government has 

always been the sum total 

of the American welfare– 

warfare state (exactly as 

the antifederalists in the 

founding era predicted). 

Whereas conventional 

histories tell a Whiggish 

story of ever-increasing 

progress, these essays 

observe that the presidents 

and their administrations, 

from George Washington to 

Bill Clinton, have been responsible from the continual decline in 

liberty, particularly in their use of the war power. 

This volume, in its incredible scope and attention to scholarly 

detail, undertakes a complete rethinking of political history. It is 

the story of how the U.S., step by step, abandoned its libertarian 

roots. 


AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC REASONING 

THE IRREPRESSIBLE ROTHBARD 

EDITED BY LLEWELLYN H. ROCKWELL, JR. 

PREFACE BY JOANN ROTHBARD 


ISBN: 1-883959-02-0 


This volume highlights a decade 

of Rothbard’s journalism, cultural 

criticism, and political observation. 

The chapters combine libertarian 

economics, decentralist local patriotism, 

and a dissident cultural outlook 

that sees the growth of government as 

the key to the loss of the Old Republic. 

Together they show Rothbard’s 

intellectual vigor and the optimism 

with which he embraced the task of 

challenging official opinion during 

the Clinton years. 

DAVID GORDON 

193 pgs. (paperback) $15.00 

ISBN: 0-945466-28-5 


The aim of this introductory 

text is to teach the intelligent 

young reader how to think about 

economic problems in a manner 

consistent with the Austrian 

School. Its chapters on action, 

preference, demand and supply, 

value theory, and price controls 

emphasize deductive logic, the 

market process, and the failures 

of government intervention. 


EGALITARIANISM AS A REVOLT AGAINST NATURE 

AND OTHER ESSAYS 



ISBN: 0-945466-23-4 


Rothbard’s treatise 

of applied libertarian 

political and economic 

theory fueled the current 

intellectual revolt against 

the centralized social and 

economic management of 

the welfare–warfare state. 

He argues that 

egalitarian theory always 

results in a politics of 

statist control because it 

is founded on revolt against 

the ontological structure of 

reality itself, an attempt to 

replace what exists with a 

romantic image of an idealized 

primitive state of nature. 

The implications of this 

are worked out on topics such as market economics, 

child rights, environmentalism, feminism, foreign policy, 

redistribution, and a host of other issues that are driving public 

debate today. The Mises Institute’s edition is reset, and includes 

a new introduction by David Gordon, along with the original 

introduction by Roy A. Childs, Jr., as well as an additional essay 

not included in the original. 


15 GREAT AUSTRIAN ECONOMISTS 

EDITED BY RANDALL G. HOLCOMBE 


ISBN: 0-945466-04-8 


The Austrian tradition began 

formally with Carl Menger’s 1871 

Principles of Economics. This collection 

presents ideas from the full sweep 

of this intellectual history, highlighting 

fifteen thinkers who made the greatest 

contributions to advancing the 

Austrian School of economics. 

These original essays are written 

by Austrians who explain the Austrian 

view of property, markets, prices, 

competition, entrepreneurship, 

business cycles, and government policy. 

THE COSTS OF WAR 

AMERICA’S PYRRHIC VICTORIES 

EDITED BY JOHN V. DENSON 


ISBN: 0-7658-0487-5 


Nothing is so dangerous to liberty 

as the power to make war, argues this 

remarkable collection of over twenty 

essays. There can be no reconciling 

freedom and empire. The second 

edition is expanded to include an 

essay on World War I by Ralph Raico 

and another by David Gordon on war 

propaganda. Contributors include Allan Carlson, Paul Gottfried, 

Murray N. Rothbard, Joseph Stromberg, and Robert Higgs. 


THE ETHICS OF LIBERTY 



ISBN: 0-8147-7506-3 


Murray Rothbard’s greatest 

contribution to the politics of 

freedom is back in print. Foreignlanguage 

editions have appeared, but 

the English version was unavailable. 

But times have changed. 

For believers in liberty, Rothbard 

is an invaluable intellectual asset. At 

last, his most rigorous argument is 

available again, and in the stirring 

prose for which he is famous. 

DEMOCRACY—THE GOD THAT FAILED 

THE ECONOMICS AND POLITICS OF MONARCHY, 

DEMOCRACY, AND NATURAL ORDER 

HANS-HERMANN HOPPE 


ISBN: 0-7658-0088-8 


Hoppe tackles modern problems of 

government, economics, and society from 

a radical Austro-libertarian perspective. 

The book is centered on the theme that 

social democracy has failed us and that 

decentralized, non-state legal orders 

respecting property rights provide the 

only practical means of preserving liberty. 

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These essays argue that the political 

impulse to secede is a vital part of the 

Lockean classical-liberal tradition, one 

that emerges when national governments 

become too big and too ambitious. 

These important essays argue that 

the threat of secession should be revived 

as a bulwark against government 

encroachment on individual liberty and 

private property rights, as a guarantor 

of international free trade, and as 

protection against attempts to curb 

the freedom of association. 

SECESSION, STATE & LIBERTY 

EDITED BY DAVID GORDON 


ISBN: 1-56000-362-6 



ISRAEL M. KIRZNER 


ISBN: 1-882926-61-7 


Israel Kirzner has contributed 

widely to the modern Austrian 

literature. In this contribution, he 

broadens his focus to present a perspective 

on the entire Misesian legacy. 

The exegesis is detailed, and 

the argument thorough—quite an 

accomplishment in a book of this 

length. An outstanding contribution 

to the core library of every Misesian. 


MONEY, METHOD, AND THE MARKET PROCESS: 

ESSAYS BY LUDWIG VON MISES 

SELECTED BY MARGIT VON MISES 

EDITED BY RICHARD EBELING 


ISBN: 0-945466-06-4 


Brought together by Margit von 

Mises after her husband’s death, 

and edited with an introduction by 

Richard Ebeling, this volume fills 

an important gap in providing an 

overview of Mises’s best academic 

work. 

MURRAY N. ROTHBARD: IN MEMORIAM 



ISBN: 0-945466-19-6 


This edited volume on the life, 

work, and legacy of Murray N. 

Rothbard will be the subject of 

scholarly discussion for decades to 

come. It’s a moving tribute given 

by the economists, journalists, and 

friends who knew him, worked 

with him, and were inspired by his 

vision of an integrated science of 

human action and a purely private 

social order. 


MAN, ECONOMY, AND STATE 



ISBN: 0-945466-32-3 


In this pillar of the Austrian School 

library and the last real treatise on 

economics, Rothbard takes Austrian 

thought even further in the areas 

of utility and welfare economics, 

antitrust, labor, taxation, public 

goods, and social insurance schemes. 

More than any book, Man, Economy, 

and State taught economics to the 

post-Mises generation. 

HENRY HAZLITT: A GIANT OF LIBERTY 

JEFFREY A. TUCKER 


ISBN: 0-945466-16-1 


This bibliography contains 

more than 6,000 entries, with books 

annotated by Murray N. Rothbard, 

in a near-complete listing of articles 

by this Austrian journalist. It identifies 

for the first time unsigned editorials 

in the New York Times (1934–1946) 

which were actually written by 

Hazlitt, and reveals that he had a 

larger impact on our nation’s intellectual 

life than anyone has yet realized. 


THE LOGIC OF ACTION 


Two volumes 

868 pgs. (hardback) $165.00 

ISBN: 1-85898-570-6 


This two-volume work, 

published in Edward Elgar’s 

“Economists of the Twentieth 

Century” series, establishes 

Murray N. Rothbard’s position 

as the leading Austrian 

School thinker after Mises. 

In these essays, some new 

and some previously published, 

Rothbard argues that 

economics is a deductive 

science based on the fundamental 

realities of action, 

scarcity, and the passage 

of time. He engages some 

theoretical debates on topics 

such as property rights, 

justice, welfare, value, and 

efficiency. 

The second volume contains 

“The Myth of Neutral 

Taxation,” “Law, Property 

Rights, and Air Pollution,” 

“The Fallacy of the ‘Public 

Sector’,” plus an unpublished 

review of Buchanan’s 

and Tullock’s The Calculus of 

Consent, and much more. 


HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT 


Two volumes 

1075 pgs. (hardback) $199.00 

ISBN: 1-85278-962-X 


Economists are accustomed 

to thinking of their 

discipline as a modern 

science. Rothbard proves 

them wrong. Long before 

he begins his discussion of 

more familiar 18th- and 19thcentury 

theorists, he covers 

hundreds of thinkers the 

world over. This may prove 

to be the book’s major and 

lasting contribution. 

For Rothbard, the economic 

thought of the ancients, early 

Christians, and scholastics 

is surprisingly sophisticated. 

The implications of the Reformation 

are discussed, along 

with the proto-Austrian 

influence of the scholastic 

tradition, the high-water 

mark of economic thought 

before the marginal revolution. 

Rothbard views Adam 

Smith as having severed 

economics from its grounding 

in individual, purposeful 

human action. 


CAPITAL & PRODUCTION 

RICHARD VON STRIGL 


ISBN: 0-945466-31-5 


Very few works on capital and the 

business cycle have been translated from 

the original German. Now a missing link 

in Austrian capital theory is brought to 

the English-speaking world for the first 

time. The book is the bridge that links 

Böhm-Bawerk’s production theory and 

Mises’s business cycle theory, and spells 

out the relationship between production 

and consumption in market settings. 

THE MEANING OF LUDWIG VON MISES 

EDITED BY JEFFREY M. HERBENER 


ISBN: 0-945466-12-9 


A scholarly assessment of Mises’s 

economics, political theory, and 

philosophy, in light of contemporary 

literature and events. Includes essays 

by Roger Arnold, Richard Ebeling, 

Roger Garrison, David Gordon, 

Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Israel M. 

Kirzner, Murray N. Rothbard, Joseph T. 

Salerno, Jeffrey Tucker, Llewellyn H. 

Rockwell, Jr., and Leland B. Yeager. 

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THE ECONOMICS OF LIBERTY 



ISBN: 0-945466-08-0 


This collection of short and entertaining 

articles exposes how government 

interference with the economy violates 

individual liberty, leads to inefficiencies, 

and rewards special interests. 

Contributors include Murray N. 

Rothbard, Margit von Mises, Ron Paul, 

Walter Block, David Gordon, Robert 

Higgs, Tom Bethell, and Richard Ebeling. 

THE GOLD STANDARD 



ISBN: 0-945466-11-0 


Includes Murray N. Rothbard’s 

essay refuting the Hayekian competitive 

currency scheme. Roger Garrison 

addresses the Friedmanite criticism that 

a gold standard is too costly. Richard 

Ebeling examines Mises’s views on gold. 

Lawrence White merges free banking 

with the gold standard. Ron Paul 

provides a political agenda showing 

that gold and freedom are inseparable. 

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MAKING ECONOMIC SENSE 



ISBN: 0-945466-18-8 


Here Rothbard is communicating with the 

public about economic theory and policy. 

Even when discussing exchange rates, interest 

rates, and central banking, Rothbard is clear 

and persuasive. 

THEORY AND HISTORY 




(hardback) $15.00 


Mises moved beyond economics to address 

questions regarding the foundation of all social 

science. Theory and History should be required 

reading for any student of 20th-century ideas. 

ECONOMIC CALCULATION IN THE 

SOCIALIST COMMONWEALTH 



ISBN: 0-945466-07-2 


This is the essay that overthrew the socialist 

paradigm in economics. Postscript by Joseph T. 

Salerno, who applies the calculation argument 

to contemporary problems.


WHAT HAS GOVERNMENT DONE 

TO OUR MONEY? 



ISBN: 0-945466-10-2 


Rothbard’s monetary essay has influenced 

two generations of economists, investors, and 

businessmen. He provides a blueprint for a 

return to a 100-percent-reserve gold standard. 

EDUCATION: FREE & COMPULSORY 



ISBN: 0-945466-22-6 


Murray N. Rothbard identifies the crucial 

feature of our educational system that dooms 

it to fail: At every level, from financing to 

attendance, the system relies on compulsion 

instead of voluntary consent. 

THE CASE AGAINST THE FED 



ISBN: 0-945466-17-X 


The most powerful case against the American 

central bank ever written. The book begins 

with a mini-treatment of money and banking 

theory, and then plunges right in with the real 

history of the Federal Reserve System. 

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THE CASE FOR A 100 PERCENT 

GOLD DOLLAR 




Rothbard argues for the gold standard and 

shows how it can be restored in a practical 

plan. He makes a case against fractional 

reserve banking. 

ECONOMIC SCIENCE AND THE 

AUSTRIAN METHOD 

HANS-HERMANN HOPPE 


ISBN: 0-945466-20-X 


A defense of the praxeological view: 

economics as a purely deductive science. 

Hoppe rests his argument on the idea of 

the “synthetic a priori” proposition. 

AN INTRODUCTION TO AUSTRIAN 

ECONOMICS 

THOMAS C. TAYLOR 



Taylor discusses all the fundamental aspects 

of Austrian thought, from subjectivism and 

marginal utility to inflation and the business 

cycle. This edition is widely influential among 

economics students.


ANTITRUST: THE CASE FOR REPEAL 

DOMINICK T. ARMENTANO 


ISBN: 0-945466-25-0 


This tour de force rips the intellectual cover off 

antitrust regulation to reveal it for what it is: 

a bludgeon used by businesses against their 

competitors. This is the only book that calls 

for the repeal of all antitrust legislation. 

THE AUSTRIAN THEORY OF THE 

TRADE CYCLE AND OTHER ESSAYS 

COMPILED BY RICHARD EBELING 


ISBN: 0-945466-21-8 


New edition with an introduction by Roger 

Garrison, and an index. Includes essays by 

Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich A. Hayek, 

Murray N. Rothbard, and Gottfried Haberler. 

THE PHILOSOPHICAL ORIGINS OF 

AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS 

DAVID GORDON 



David Gordon explores the philosophical 

milieu that led to the marginal revolution and 

the development of the Austrian School. He 

contrasts this with the positivism and historicism 

of the dominant part of the profession. 

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ADAMS, CHARLES 

B078 For Good and Evil (Expanded 2nd ed.) $30.00 

B079 When in the Course of Human Events $25.00 

ANDERSON, BENJAMIN 

B005 Economics and the Public Welfare $20.00 

ARMENTANO, DOMINICK T. 

B010 Antitrust: The Case for Repeal $10.00 

B011 Antitrust and Monopoly $20.00 

ATTARIAN, JOHN 

P203 The Roots of the Social Security Myth $1.50 

BÖHM-BAWERK, EUGEN VON 

B020 Capital and Interest $47.50 

B022 Shorter Classics $13.00 

CALDWELL, BRUCE 

B280 Carl Menger and His Legacy in Economics $55.00 

CREVELD, MARTIN VAN 

B274 The Rise and Decline of the State $20.00 

DE JASAY, ANTHONY 

B256 The State $17.00 

DENSON, JOHN V. 

INDEX OF BOOKS (BY AUTHOR) 

FOR FULL BOOK DESCRIPTIONS SEE WWW.MISES.ORG 

OR CALL THE MISES INSTITUTE AT 800-636-4737. 

B242 The Costs of War (2nd ed.) $35.00 

P201 A Century of War $1.50 

B284 Reassessing the Presidency $35.00 


EBELING, RICHARD M. 

B205 Austrian Economics: A Reader $20.00 

B101 The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle and 

Other Essays $10.00 

FETTER, FRANK A. 

B035 Capital, Interest, and Rent: Essays in the Theory 

of Distribution $12.00 

FLYNN, JOHN T. 

B259 The Roosevelt Myth (hardback) $25.00 

B264 The Roosevelt Myth (paperback) $15.00 

GALLAWAY, LOWELL, AND RICHARD VEDDER 

B012 Out of Work: Unemployment and Government 

in Twentieth-Century America $19.00 

GORDON, DAVID 

B269 An Introduction to Economic Reasoning $15.00 

B049 The Philosophical Origins of Austrian Economics $3.00 

B048 Resurrecting Marx: The Analytical Marxists on 

Freedom, Exploitation, and Justice $30.00 

B255 Secession, State, and Liberty $50.00 

GOTTFRIED, PAUL EDWARD 

B262 After Liberalism: Mass Democracy in the 

Managerial State $35.00 

GREAVES, BETTINA BIEN 

B052 Ludwig von Mises: An Annotated Bibliography $30.00 

B051 Ludwig von Mises: An Annotated Bibliography, 

1983–1993 Update $30.00 

HAYEK, F.A. 


B068 Contra Keynes and Cambridge $35.00 

B066 The Fortunes of Liberalism: Essays on Austrian 

Economics and the Ideal of Freedom $34.50 


HAYEK, F.A. (CONTINUED) 

B065 Monetary Nationalism $22.50 

B248 Socialism and War $36.00 

B069 The Trend of Economic Thinking $50.00 

HAZLITT, HENRY 

B070 The Conquest of Poverty $20.00 

B071 The Critics of Keynesian Economics $25.00 

B072 Economics in One Lesson $10.00 

B073 The Failure of the “New Economics”: 

An Analysis of the Keynesian Fallacies $25.00 

B265 Henry Hazlitt: A Giant of Liberty $15.00 

B075 The Wisdom of Henry Hazlitt $25.00 

HERBENER, JEFFREY M. 

B153 The Meaning of Ludwig von Mises: 

Contributions in Economics, Sociology, 

Epistemology, and Political Philosophy $20.00 

HOFF, TRYGVE J.B. 

B076 Economic Calculation in the Socialist Society $12.00 

HOLCOMBE, RANDALL G. 

B267 15 Great Austrian Economists $16.00 

B254 Public Policy and the Quality of Life $8.00 

HOPPE, HANS-HERMANN 

B283 Democracy—The God That Failed: 

The Economics and Politics of Monarchy, 

Democracy, and Natural Order $44.95 

B083 Economic Science and the Austrian Method $5.00 

P131 The Private Production of Defense $1.50 

HUTT, WILLIAM H. 

B013 The Keynesian Episode $14.00 

IKEDA, SANFORD 


B246 Dynamics of the Mixed Economy $37.50 


KIRZNER, ISRAEL M. 

B085 Competition and Entrepreneurship $16.00 

B086 The Economic Point of View $10.00 

B088 An Essay on Capital $27.50 

B282 Ludwig von Mises $25.00 

B089 The Meaning of Market Process $40.00 

KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN, ERIK VON 

P202 The Cultural Background of Ludwig von Mises $1.50 

MALTSEV, YURI N. 

B198 Requiem for Marx $18.00 

MENGER, CARL 


B090 Principles of Economics $18.00 

MISES, LUDWIG VON 

B100 The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality $8.00 

B102 Bureaucracy $9.00 

B125 Economic Calculation in the Socialist 

Commonwealth $5.00 

B053 Economic Freedom and Interventionism $15.00 

B106 The Historical Setting of the Austrian School 

of Economics $3.00 

B310 Human Action (Scholar’s Edition) $65.00 

B252 Interventionism: An Economic Analysis $10.00 

B108 Liberalism $15.00 

B111 Money, Method, and the Market Process $20.00 

B114 Notes and Recollections $12.00 

B115 Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the 

Total State and Total War $11.00 

B116 On the Manipulation of Money and Credit $30.00 

B118 Planning for Freedom $10.00 

B119 Socialism $25.00 

B120 Theory and History (hardback) $15.00 

B122 Theory and History (paperback) $10.00 

B121 The Theory of Money and Credit $20.00 


MISES, LUDWIG VON (CONTINUED ) 

B126 Two Essays by Ludwig von Mises $3.00 

MISES, MARGIT VON 

1. Middle-of-the-Road Policy Leads to Socialism 

2. Liberty and Property 

B112 My Years with Ludwig von Mises $15.00 

MISES INSTITUTE 

B350 The Austrian School of Economics: Family Album $3.00 

REISMAN, GEORGE 

B286 Capitalism $65.00 

ROCKWELL, LLEWELLYN H., JR. 

B155 The Economics of Liberty $8.00 

B151 The Gold Standard: 

Perspectives in the Austrian School $8.00 

B275 The Irrepressible Rothbard: The Rothbard– 

Rockwell Report Essays of Murray N. Rothbard $29.00 

B290 Murray N. Rothbard: In Memoriam $8.00 

P123 Why Austrian Economics Matters $1.00 

RÖPKE, WILHELM 


B257 Economics of the Free Society $14.00 

ROTHBARD, MURRAY N. 

B161 America’s Great Depression $29.00 

B171 The Case Against the Fed $5.00 

B162 The Case for a 100 Percent Gold Dollar $5.00 

B268 Conceived in Liberty (4-volume set) $100.00 

B300 Economic Thought Before Adam Smith and 

Classical Economics (2-volume set) $199.00 

B266 Education: Free and Compulsory $6.00 

B278 Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature 

and Other Essays $15.00 


ROTHBARD, MURRAY N. (CONTINUED) 

B251 The Ethics of Liberty $25.00 

B174 Freedom, Inequality, Primitivism, and the 

Division of Labor $3.00 

B243 The Logic of Action (2-volume set) $165.00 

B273 Making Economic Sense $15.00 

B164 Man, Economy, and State $35.00 

B165 Power and Market $10.00 

B170 What Has Government Done to Our Money? $5.00 

SELGIN, GEORGE 

B181 Praxeology and Understanding: An Analysis 

of the Controversy in Austrian Economics $3.00 

SENNHOLZ, HANS F. 

B241 The Politics of Unemployment $22.00 

SENNHOLZ, MARY 

B899 On Freedom and Free Enterprise: 

Essays in Honor of Ludwig von Mises $16.00 

SHAND, ALEXANDER T. 

B017 The Capitalist Alternative: An Introduction 

to Neo-Austrian Economics $12.00 

B018 Free Market Morality $15.00 

SMITH, BARRY 


B285 Austrian Philosophy: 

The Legacy of Franz Brentano $19.00 

SPADARO, LOUIS M. 

B016 New Directions in Austrian Economics $12.00 

TAYLOR, THOMAS C. 

B195 An Introduction to Austrian Economics $5.00 

YEAGER, LELAND B. 

B247 The Fluttering Veil: 

Essays on Monetary Disequilibrium $9.50 


Videotapes 

MONEY, BANKING, 

AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE 

Videotape 

$20.00 

Order No.: 2150 

Alan Greenspan is not, we’re told, happy 

about this 42-minute blockbuster. Economics 

and history as they are meant to be: 

fascinating, informative, and motivating. 

LIBERTY AND ECONOMICS: 

THE LUDWIG VON MISES LEGACY 

Videotape 

$20.00 


Includes rare footage of Old Vienna and a 

cast of villains from Lenin to Hitler, as well 

as interviews with Murray N. Rothbard, 

Ron Paul, Bettina Greaves, and others. 

THE FUTURE OF 

AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS 


Videotape 

$20.00 


Murray N. Rothbard’s inspiring lecture 

on what the collapse of communism meant 

for the future of liberty and the Austrian 

School of economics. 


AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS AND THE FINANCIAL MARKETS 

9 Cassettes: $39.00 


THE BANKRUPTCY OF AMERICAN POLITICS 



THE COSTS OF WAR 



FREEDOM: THE ONE WAY OUT 



THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT 



LIBERTY VS. POWER 



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