Between the Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression

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The book features a collection of significant essays by Ludwig von Mises, a pivotal figure in classical liberalism and economics. After fleeing Austria in 1934 due to the rise of the Nazis, Mises believed his important papers were lost forever. However, they were rediscovered in 1996 by Richard and Anna Ebeling in a Moscow archive. This volume showcases Mises's enduring contributions to free market economics, highlighting his relevance and insights into economic theory and policy.