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Mises in Europe

This magazine is pretty high profile in Germany, and this article is the latest installment of a series on “great economists.”

Mises is being referred to by mainstream journalists in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland as a matter of course. Recently the upper house of the Luxembourg parliament published a minority report on the economic crisis heavily relying on a newspaper article I had published in January.

I just returned from a trip to Brussels, where I have taught a crash course on Austrian Macroeconomics at the request of the European Commission. They wanted in-house training on this important subject for some of their economists. The class went very well.

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