The Theory of Money and Credit

The Theory of Money and Credit

The Theory of Money and Credit

Ludwig Von Mises

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Signalman Publishing
Año de edición:
2010
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Macroeconomía
ISBN:
9780984061419
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From one of the preeminent theorists of the acclaimed Austrian school of economics, 'The Theory of Money and Credit' represents a major contribution to the science of economics. Von Mises examines the value of money, how it can be measured, and the effects of credit and monetary policy at the nation-state level. Von Mises is well known for advocating a return to the gold standard as a way to eliminate the growth and recession cycles. Given the current economic crises, many people who want a better understanding of economics are turning back to this classic work in order to be better informed on the implications of monetary and credit policy.

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