Ludwig von Mises on Money and Inflation

This book compiles Ludwig von Mises's key writings on money, inflation, and monetary policy, providing a comprehensive overview of his contributions to monetary theory.

It covers topics such as the nature and functions of money, the causes and consequences of inflation, and the role of government in monetary affairs.

The book also examines the historical examples of monetary mismanagement and their impact on economic stability and prosperity.

It offers insights into Mises's analysis of the business cycle, his critique of central banking, and his advocacy for sound money principles based on free markets and limited government intervention.

This book serves as an essential resource for understanding Mises's monetary thought and its relevance to contemporary economic issues.