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Mises loved classical music. According to Hülsmann, when Mises was in his eighties, he could still be moved to tears by a beautiful opera.
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I too found The Road to Serfdom very boring. Nevertheless, it is said this book had a great influence on the general opinion of the "intellectuals" when it was published.
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Thanks for your help, Tex2002ans. I have an old kindle. Up to now, when I want to read a PDF, I sent an e-mail to my "kindle address" with the words "to convert" as the "subject" of my e-mail, and Amazon worked it out for me. The result was good enough (except that often the diagrams were deleted--annoying with MES...)
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Why am I in a yellow frame? It wasn't intended, but it's very nice.
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Mises said any genuine economist should have read The Positive Theory of Capital . Now, he probably wrote that before Rothbard his treatise (and, of course, also before The Pure Time Preference Theory of Interest was edited--which, of course, is not a perfect substitute). Personnally, I really enjoyed reading The Positive Theory of Capital , even if
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"...then stimulus is probably the best option available for ending the recession." Basically, the "recession" is already over. It ended with the crisis. Before the crisis, economic ressources were employed for unprofitable projects. That was the real "recession"; but this recession was unseen. When the crisis occured, past
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"" The “Multiplier” Concept Must Be Entirely Discarded " I'm sorry, but that is a terrible article." Could you substantiate your claim, please?