This textbook elucidates the complex interconnections between money, capital, and credit markets as well as the influence of exchange rate systems. The new edition discusses the impacts of freedom of movement for workers and current developments in the sovereign debt crisis.

The Theory of Money and Credit (1912) is rightly regarded as a seminal book in the development of the Austrian school approach to monetary theory. We argue that Mises' understanding of the equation of exchange differs from both of the conventional textbook versions, and warrants recognition as...

With loan commitments negotiated in advance, the use of tight money to restrain nominal spending has asymmetric effects upon different categories of borrowers. This can reduce efficiency, even though aggregate demand is stabilized. This is illustrated in the context of an equilibrium model of...