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Recorded at the Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama; 5-6 February 1999.
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Jeffrey Herbener discusses the significant contributions of Frank Fetter (1863–1949) on the implications of the marginalist revolution. Fetter identified with not only the Austrian school but in particular the branch that developed Menger’s causal-realist approach to economics. Fetter’s major achievement was to reform the Classical theory of
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Professor Herbener of Grove City College has examined all available archives to sort out the complex history of Ludwig von Mises’s masterwork. As a contributor to the introduction to Human Action: The Scholar’s Edition , here is his fascinating story of how this book came to be. Human Action : What the Archives Tell Us The disappointment Mises
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[August 11, 2000] Although 1870 saw a breakthrough in price theory, the advances of the marginalist revolution had not yet penetrated to monetary theory by the early decades of the 20th century. Most economists were still content to work with the centuries-old quantity theory of money even though it took an aggregated approach while the key
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This talk was delivered at the Mises Institute’s 20th anniversary celebration, October 18–19, 2002. The penultimate goal of a liberal-arts education is an independent learner, a person trained in the arts of learning who is thereby liberated from the necessity to depend on others to determine what is true and what is false. But the ultimate goal
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Every schoolboy learns that, to reach a true conclusion, one must start with true premises and use valid logic. The lesson, unfortunately, is largely forgotten later in life. Most lack the intelligence, interest, or courage to apply the lesson rigorously. Many break or bend the rules to further their own agendas or careers. Others can only muster
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Shawn Ritenour
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[Editor’s Note: Mary Sennholz, wife of Austrian economist Hans Sennholz and friend of Margit and Ludwig von Mises, recently spoke with Senior Fellow Jeffrey Herbener and Associated Scholar Shawn Ritenour about her long career as a writer and editor, and as a friend and colleague of many other giants of the Austrian School. The interview was
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“Every theory must ultimately meet two tests: one, that of internal consistency, the other that of consistency with reality.” Introduction In the period between the founders of the Austrian school (Menger, Böhm-Bawerk, and Wieser) and its next generation (led by Mises and Hayek), Frank Albert Fetter was the standard bearer of the Austrian