cafehayek.com - 17 days ago
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Here’s a letter that I sent this morning to the Wall Street Journal:
Kudos to Mark Spitznagel for drawing attention to the important but neglected work of the late Ludwig von Mises (” The Man Who Predicted the Depression ,” Nov. 7).
But while Mr. Spitznagel is correct ...
online.wsj.com - 17 days ago
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online.wsj.com —
MARK SPITZNAGEL Ludwig von Mises was snubbed by
economists world-wide as he warned of a credit crisis
in the 1920s. We ignore the great Austrian at our peril today. Mises's ideas on business cycles were spelled out in his 1912 tome "Theorie des Geldes ...
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Mark Spitznagel: The Man Who Predicted the Depression
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