MURRAY N. ROTHBARD has come to occupy a position of unique influence within the intellectual tradition of Austrian economics for a combination of three central reasons.

Murray N. Rothbard 1926–1995

Compiled by Richard Perry

Action

cause and effect, 81–82

and choice, 228–29

expectations as key to, 35

general theory of, 73, 129–30

praxeology, 63, 71, 81, 84, 95, 158, 163

purposive behavior, 84, 94, 99, 108–09

Anderson, Benjamin M., Jr., 154, 162n, 169, 177n

The Value of Money, 154, 169

Aquinas, Saint Thomas, 8

Aristotelian, 16

THOMAS J. DILORENZO is professor of economics at Loyola College.

JOHN B. EGGER is professor of economics at Towson State University.

ROGER W. GARRISON is professor of economics at Auburn University.

JEFFREY M. HERBENER is professor of economics and head of the economics program at Grove City College.

RANDALL G. HOLCOMBE is DeVoe Moore professor of economics at Florida State University.

THE AUSTRIAN THEORY

OF THE

TRADE CYCLE

AND OTHER ESSAYS

LUDWIG VON MISES

GOTTFRIED HABERLER

MURRAY N. ROTHBARD

FRIEDRICH A. HAYEK

COMPILED BY RICHARD M. EBELING
WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY

BY ROGER W. GARRISON

Dedicated to the memory of O. P. Alford, III, champion of liberty and the Austrian School

Copyright © 1996 by the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

Originally published by the Center for Libertarian Studies (1978).

All rights reserved. Written permission must be secured from the publisher to use or reproduce any part of this book, except for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles.

Published by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama 36849-5301.