Man, Economy, and State

Man, Economy, and State: A Treatise on Economic Principles
Author(s)	Murray Rothbard
Country	United States
Subject(s)	Economics, Political economy
Genre(s)	Non-fiction
Publisher	Van Nostrand
Publication date	1962
Media type	Print
OCLC Number	339220

Man, Economy, and State: A Treatise on Economic Principles is one of the definitive books in the Austrian School of economics, written by Murray N. Rothbard. It was first published in 1962.

Brief contents

Chapter 1 - Fundamentals Of Human Action

Chapter 2 - Direct Exchange

Chapter 3 - The Pattern Of Indirect Exchange

Chapter 4 - Prices And Consumption

Chapter 5 - Production: The Structure

Chapter 6 - Production: The Rate Of Interest And Its Determination

Chapter 7 - Production: General Pricing Of The Factors

Chapter 8 - Production: Entrepreneurship And Change

Chapter 9 - Production: Particular Factor Prices And Productive Incomes

Chapter 10 - Monopoly And Competition

Chapter 11 - Money And Its Purchasing Power

Chapter 12 - The Economics Of Violent Intervention In The Market

Power And Market

Chapter 1 - Defense Services On The Free Market

Chapter 2 - Fundamentals Of Intervention

Chapter 3 - Triangular Intervention

Chapter 4 - Binary Intervention: Taxation

Chapter 5 - Binary Intervention: Government Expenditures

Chapter 6 - Antimarket Ethics: A Praxeological Critique

Chapter 7 - Conclusion: Economics And Public Policy

Links

• Man, Economy, and State (with Power and Market), Scholar's Edition:
  • Resources page at Mises.org
  • Study Guide at Mises.org

• Articles, essays & reviews
  • New Individualist Review: "Man, Economy, and State" by Ludwig von Mises, Autumn 1962
  • "Time to Bring Back Using Man, Economy and State for Principles of Economics" by Peter Boettke, June 2011

• Man, Economy, and State at Wikipedia