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June 19, 2020
Mises Institute

By Joseph T. Salerno

Why You Should Read Human Action—Very Carefully

Mises's Human Action is essential reading for any aspiring economist. But there can also be some pitfalls if we read it too casually.

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By Doug French

1918: A Study in How Disease Can Shape Public Policy

Did the hardliners win at Versailles because the Americans were too weak with the flu to object? If so, it would be just one way that disease profoundly affected public policy in the wake of the 1918 flu.

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By Murray N. Rothbard

The Fallacy of the Equation of Exchange

The assumption that an exchange presumes some sort of equality has been a delusion of economic theory since Aristotle.

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