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CAPITALISM: |
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The Clearest and Most
Comprehensive Contemporary Defense of the Capitalist Economic
System Available |
Literature and Lectures by Edith Packer, George Reisman, and Others |
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WRITINGS BY LUDWIG VON MISES, THE GREATEST ADVOCATE OF CAPITALISM IN THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT
 Human Action.
Von Mises's most important single book,
setting forth his views on all aspects of economic theory and its philosophical
foundations. A thorough knowledge of this magnificent work is absolutely essential to the
advocacy of capitalism at the highest intellectual level, which, ultimately, is the only
level that counts. 907 pp.
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 The Theory of Money and Credit. This is a comprehensive,
in-depth treatment of all important aspects of the theory of money, including the trade
cycle. Its analyses of inflation and deflation and defense of the gold standard are
unsurpassed. It also includes von Mises's detailed plan for how the gold standard can be
reestablished. 493 pp.
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 Planning For Freedom. An immensely valuable collection of
essays written for the general public on leading issues of economic theory and economic
policy, such as profits, Say's Law, unemployment, labor unions, inflation, price controls,
saving and capital accumulation, and socialism and Nazism.280 + xii pp. (P).
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Socialism. Von Mises's classic
critique of all aspects of Marxism and the other variants of socialist doctrine. The book
demonstrates why a socialist system is a planless chaos and thus cannot exist without the
aid of outside, capitalist countries. It is one of the most profound sources of
enlightenment available—capable of transforming the reader's view of the world
concerning matters relating to economic activity and society. 572 + xxiv pp.
Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War. A
brilliant account of the statist intellectual influences that led to the rise of Nazism
and a demonstration of how government intervention in the domestic economy of countries
leads to international conflict. This book shows that “only in a world of pure,
perfect, unhampered capitalism are there no incentives for aggression and conquest.”
291 + ix pp. (P)
Bureaucracy. This remarkable little book contrasts profit
management with bureaucratic management. Its thesis is that the former, representing
highly motivated, flexible, decentralized decision making prevails in private business
that is not subject to extensive government interference. The latter prevails in
government operations and is appropriate to the proper, delimited functions of government, which should be
constrained by red tape. 128 + x pp. (P)
Liberalism. A brilliant exposition of
the socio-economic philosophy of the free market together with many of its leading
applications. 228. pp.
The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality. From the
social novels and
plays to many detective stories, from most intellectuals and many wage earners to a large
proportion of wealthy heirs, there is resentment against capitalism. This book is an
analysis both of the extent of the hostility to capitalism and its psychological causes.
114 + vi pp. (P).
 Mises Made Easier. This glossary, prepared by Percy
Greaves, Jr., provides translations of numerous foreign terms and quotations found in
Mises's books and a subject reference applicable to most of them. 176 pp. (P)
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