History of the Austrian School of Economics

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Mises Institute

Mises was the first scholar to recognize that economics is part of a larger science in human action, a science that Mises called "praxeology."

Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

Rothbard was the first to fully integrate economic science, moral philosophy, and political theory in a unified theory of liberty.

Joseph T. Salerno

Rothbard has been proven correct. Mathematical modeling has revealed itself to be a vain and formalistic exercise incapable of explaining the international currency crises, stock-market and real-estate bubbles, or the global financial crises that have racked our world in the past two decades.

Ludwig von Mises

We must make them realize what they owe to the much vilified "economic freedom," the system of free enterprise and capitalism.

Richard M. Ebeling

From the standpoint of both politics and history, this proof [of the "impossibility" of socialist planning] is certainly the most important discovery by economic theory.

David Gordon

Mises says that all expansion of bank credit must absolutely cease: "no more legal tender banknotes and no more credit expansion!"

Gary North

In the same way that we need some junior historian to devote his career to exposing every nefarious plot of the New Deal, so we need an economist to refute the General Theory.

George Reisman

The reason for this is that all production, including any new and additional production called into being by stimulus packages, itself entails consumption. And this consumption tends at the very least to approximate the fresh production and, indeed, is capable of equaling or even exceeding it.