The Last Knight of Liberalism

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Pacific Railroad, 846n

Pageant, 904

Painting,

“Young” movements and, 193n

Paleo-liberalism, 991

Pan-physicalism, 789

Paper money, 227

“Papiergeld,” 221n, 244–45n

Paris, 13, 22n, 24, 480, 683, 751n, 752

“The Passing of Ludwig von Mises,” 1040

The Passion of Ayn Rand, 998n

Pathfinder, 890

Patriotic Front, 677n

Patriotism, defined, 318

Pearl Harbor, 810, 811, 889

Peasant Liberation in Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia, 68

Peasants’ liberation movement, 67

Pelzer law firm. See Law, Mises’s study of

People Today, 904

Perfect Competition and the Transformation of Economics, 547n

“The Permanent Inflation,” 987

Perpignan, 755, 756

Perroquet Suite, 793

“The Perseverance of Paul Samuelson’s Economics,” 783n

Persia, revolutions and, 97

Personal records, xiii

Pester Lloyd, 492n

Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, 924n

Phenomenology, Vienna and, 24

Philippovich Seminar, 77–86

“Philippovich von Philippsberg, Eugen,” 81n

Philosophical Radicals, 482

Philosophie des Geldes, 388n

Philosophy, 7, 958

The Philosophy of the Austrian School, 105n

Physiocrats, 553

“The Place of Human Action in the Development of Modern Economic Thought,” 162n

“The Place of the Theory of Money and Fiduciary Media Within the System of Theoretical Economics,” 507n

Plain Talk, 897, 902, 906

“Plan and Market in Socialism,” 1035

Planned Chaos, 975

“Planning for Freedom,” 843n

Planning for Freedom and Sixteen Other Essays and Addresses, 793n, 843n, 918, 919, 999, 1035

Plantamour mansion, 693

Planwirtschaft und Verkehrswirtschaft, 782n

Poincaré government, 509

Poland, 3–8, 4n, 49n, 50, 70, 102, 264, 303, 450, 747, 805n, 819, 821n, 908

Polenklub, 7–8

Polish Club, 7

Political economy, 77, 126–27, 413–18, 427

“Political Liberalism,” 1006

Political Pilgrims, 713n

Politická ekonomie, 384n

Politics

     1873 elections to the Austrian parliament, 10

     1923 shift in, 565

     economics and, 44–45

     Galicia and, 13, 13n

     gold exchange standard and, 577–81

     language and, 316–24

     limitations of, 323

     Poland and, 5–6

     “Young” movements and, 193n

The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude, 412n

Politische Theologie, 438n

Polylogism, 665, 668, 948

Polythea, 444n

Popular Diplomacy and War, 449n

Popular Front, 716, 751n

Populations, mixed, 301–06

Portugal, 5n, 755–57

Positive analysis, 565–66n

“A Positive Program for Laissez Faire,” 711, 711n

Positive Theory of Capital. See Positive Theorie des Kapitals

Positive Theorie des Kapitals, 147, 148, 218–19n, 774n, 775n, 776n

Positivism, 161n, 167, 197n, 204n, 368, 949, 957, 999, 1017, 1017n

Positivismusstreit. See Positivism

“Post-war Reconstruction,” 741n, 805–06n

“Post-War Reconstruction of Europe,” 793

Power, 419, 545

“Power and Economic Law,” 523

Power and Market, 437n, 766n, 1024n

Power or Economic Law?, 149–50

Prague, German University of, 81

Prague Spring, 1036

Präludien, 600n

Praxeology/Praxiology 368, 594–95, 719–21, 721n, 759–60n, 762, 766, 775n, 887, 955, 972, 1020, 1024–25, 1049. See also Economics, treatise on

Praxiology: The International Annual of Practical Philosophy and Methodology, 721n

“Préface,” 735–36n

Preference, 761, 777

Preise und Production. See Prices and Production

“Preistaxen. I. Theorie,” 526n

“The Present Situation of the Foreign Exchanges,” 248n

“The Present State of the Debate,” 703n, 704n

“Present-day Questions of Financial and Monetary Policy,” 516

Press, government through, 194

Price controls, 356, 526–29, 528n, 877, 1037

Price Flexibility and Employment, 782n

“Price Formation in a Socialist Community,” 782n

Price theory, 154–55n, 167, 212–13, 254n, 659, 767

Prices and Production, 576–77n, 634, 638n, 639, 646

Pricing process, 702

Primitives of economic theory, 105n

Princeton Panel, 913n

Princeton University, 793, 793n, 823, 846n, 988, 1009, 1010

Principles, 762

“Principles for the Creation of a New Order in the Danube Area,” 723–24

Principles of Economics, 82, 87, 95, 101–10, 106n, 115n, 117, 125, 130n, 136, 148n, 161, 212, 388, 389–90n, 567–68n, 589, 771n, 778n

Principles of Political Economy, 130, 224n, 226–27n, 243n, 381n, 935n

Privatseminar, 463p

“The Problem of Stabilization Considered from the Point of View of Monetary Theory.” See “Die geldtheoretische Seite des Stabilisierungsproblems”

“The Problem of Value in the Socialist Community,” 377n

Probleme der Friedenswirtschaft, 370n

Probleme der Wertlehre, 594n, 658, 658n, 659n, 668n, 669n

Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, 924n

Production, 407–10. See also Capitalism

Production and Distribution Theories: The Formative Period, 469–70n

Profit, 770–73, 928

Profit, Interest, and Investment and Other Essays on the Theory of Industrial Fluctuations, 345n

Profitability calculus, socialism and, 376

“Progress Report, January 1 to October 1, 1952,” 936n

Proletariat, 313–14, 535, 881, 968

Proposals for an Economic and Secure Currency, 487n

Protectionism, 504, 525–26, 724, 999

Protestantism, education and, 62

Protocols of Rome, 676n

Provence, Judaism and, 5n

Proximate case of interest, 778

Prussia, 3, 39, 46, 70, 89n, 117n, 805n

Przemysl, 258, 266

Psychoanalysis, 24, 368

Psychological approach to economics, 132–33, 383

“The Psychological Basis of the Opposition to Economic Theory,” 668n

Psychologism, 161n, 765–66

Psychology, 977, 978

Purchasing power, 244–49. See also Money

The Purchasing Power of Money: Its Determination and Relation to Credit, Interest, and Crises, 244n

Pure Theory of Capital, 639n