Human Action in Japan!

02/24/2009 Mises Wire Jeffrey A. Tucker

Today, Japan celebrates the publication of a new edition of Human Action in Japanese, with many improvements and beautiful packaging. The image below is the facilitator (Hiroshi Yoshdia) with a Mises tie, and the publisher with a Mises cap!

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