Two French Austrian-School Economists

04/25/2014 Mises Wire Per Bylund

Guido Hülsmann writes in response to today’s Mises Daily:

Mr Rouanet quotes a book by Schweitzer and Floury, two Austro-libertarian economists from the University of Aix-en-Provence and the Institut Catholiques des Etudes Supérieures. It can be found online here.

The book includes a preface by Mises Institute Senior Fellow Pascal Salin.

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