By Ludwig Von Mises, Bettina Bien Greaves, Francis McManus, Heinrich Bund
Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973) was the prime spokesman of the Austrian university of economics all through lots of the 20th century. He earned his doctorate in legislation and economics from the college of Vienna in 1906. In 1926, Mises based the Austrian Institute for enterprise Cycle study. From 1909 to 1934, he used to be an economist for the Vienna Chamber of trade. sooner than the Anschluss, in 1934 Mises left for Geneva, the place he used to be a professor on the Graduate Institute of foreign experiences until eventually 1940, while he emigrated to ny urban. From 1948 to 1969, he used to be a vacationing professor at long island University.
Bettina Bien Greaves is a former resident pupil, trustee, and longtime employees member of the basis for financial schooling. She has written and lectured largely on issues of loose marketplace economics. Her articles have seemed in such journals as Human occasions, Reason, and The Freeman: principles on Liberty. A pupil of Mises, Greaves has develop into a professional on his paintings particularly and that of the Austrian university of economics often. She has translated a number of Mises monographs, compiled an annotated bibliography of his paintings, and edited collections of papers by means of Mises and different participants of the Austrian School.
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Below, chapter II, section 2. indb 16 10/15/10 8:59:57 AM the plea for moral reform 17 vor of altruism to the entrepreneurs and proprietors, sometimes to the workers. But the decisive factors in a market economy are the consumers. They determine the attitudes the entrepreneurs and proprietors take. Therefore this plea should be addressed to the consumers. The reformers would have to make the consumer renounce the better and cheaper goods so as to protect less efficient producers. The consumers would have to boycott those goods the sale of which endangers the continuance of conditions which appear socially desirable.
We may now turn to the economic side of the problem. When economics deals with the problems of interventionism it has only those measures in mind which primarily affect the means and not the aims of action. And it does not have any other standard by which to judge these measures than the one whether they are or are not able to achieve the aims which the authority seeks. The fact that the authority is in a position to restrict the choice of consumption for the individual and thus to alter the data of the market is beyond the scope of economic discussion.
Public works projects are recommended as a means to provide employment. But if the necessary funds are secured by issuing government bonds or by taxation, the situation remains unchanged. The funds used for the relief projects are withdrawn from other production, the increase of employment opportunities is counteracted by a decrease of employment opportunities in other branches of the economic system. Finally credit expansion and inflation are resorted to. But with rising prices and falling real wages the trade union demands for higher wages are gaining momentum.