ix-lv in Epistemological Problems of Economics, 3d ed., by
Ludwig von Mises. Auburn, Ala.:
Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Nurkse had studied in Vienna, where he came under the influence of
Ludwig von Mises, Oskar Morgenstern, and especially Gottfried Haberler, who became Nurkse's life-long friend.
(9.) Murray Rothbard, Man, Economy, and State, with Power and Market (1962; repr., Auburn, AL:
Ludwig von Mises Institute, 2009), 1023-24.
Ludwig von Mises analyzes dumping, or international price discrimination, in Human Action: A Treatise on Economics (1949), although he uses a different term, margin monopoly, to describe it.
Ludwig von Mises, the leading economist of the "Austrian School," established as far back as 1922 (1) that meaningful and useful economic and financial calculation requires a free market place where people--for whom governments work--can allocate their resources by selling and/or buying as they deem fit.
Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth, Auburn, AL:
Ludwig von Mises Institute
In contrast, Ron Paul-style libertarianism, guided by the insights of
Ludwig von Mises and other Austrian economists, recognizes that any attempt to impose an integrated vision of government is doomed to failure.
In the 1920s
Ludwig von Mises showed that socialist planning cannot determine prices without private ownership and market mechanisms.
Second, while the later contributions of
Ludwig von Mises to entrepreneurial theory have been discussed, the early comments of his 1912 treatise are often passed over, and are a significant foil to Schumpeter's views.
One of them are the monetary and business cycle theories of
Ludwig von Mises, which were subsequently refined by Friedrich von Hayek and other economists of the Austrian School of Economics (ASE).
He is emeritus professor of economics at New York University, and he is a leading authority on
Ludwig von Mises' thinking and methodology in economics.