Ludwig von Mises

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Ludwig von Mises

A major economist and philosopher. He promoted individualism as the basis for social science. Based on this belief, he advocated laissez faire policies and opposed nearly all government interventions in the economy. He was a proponent of the gold standard in monetary policy. He had significant influence of the Austrian School. He lived from 1881 to 1973.

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It only acknowledges that the Misesian position goes too far.

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However, Misesian praxeology and its value-free economics is not enough to establish a moral argument for a free society.

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Hence, in the Misesian view, a temporary deviation from the natural rate of interest distorts the temporal structure of production by encouraging projects that are ultimately unsustainable.

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Mueller recognizes that the Misesian position on human welfare threatens his own, and he attempts to address this.