Ludwig von Mises

… Austrian-School "History looks backward into the past, but the lesson it teaches concerns things to come. It does not teach indolent quietism; it rouses man to emulate the deeds of earlier generations." – Ludwig von Mises [1]

… economics, started to unravel the mystery of money in the late 19th century. One hundred years ago, this June, Ludwig von Mises finally cut the Gordian knot with his first magnum opus, The Theory of Money and Credit (1912), arguably the most …

… heard of Keynes. On the other hand, enter Astrian economists like Friedrich Hayek (author of Road to Serfdom) and Ludwig Von Mises . The media and politicians would like you to think that there is no debate, and that Keynesianism is the key ingredient …

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OEYuDE3Fj8 Interest Rates and Employment | Douglas E. French Presented at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 24 June 2011.

… testing the theories of Irving Fisher (representing the classical economists), John Keynes (the Keynesian school) Ludwig von Mises (the Austrian school), and Milton Friedman (the monetarist school). For the most part, the central banks are …

… testing the theories of Irving Fisher (representing the classical economists), John Keynes (the Keynesian school) Ludwig von Mises (the Austrian school), and Milton Friedman (the monetarist school). For the most part, the central banks are …

… feature=related An excerpt of Congressman Ron Paul debating Charles Partee, member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, at the 1983 Capital Hill Gold Standard Conference in Washington, DC, hosted by the Ludwig von Mises Institute.