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Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973) is arguably the most important economist of the twentieth century, and one of the greatest social philosophers ever. He made a large number of lasting contributions to economic theory, yet his main achievement is in the elaboration of a comprehensive system of social analysis. Mises had started his career as a student of economic and social history and then became a top policy analyst and government advisor in his native Austria. He continued to pursue scientific research in his spare time, though, and increasingly turned to deal with problems of economic theory | EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF ECONOMICS Ludwig von Mises EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF ECONOMICS THIRD EDITION Ludwig von Mises Translated by George Reisman Introduction to the Third Edition by Jorg Guido Hulsmann LwÒH Ỉ0 Mises Institute Grundprobleme der Nationalokonomie Untersuchungen uber Verfahren Aufgaben und ỉnhalt der Wirtschafts- und Gesellschaftslehre 1933 Epistemological Problems of Economics Translated from the German by George Reisman Published simultaneously in the United States and Canada by D. Van Nostrand Co. 1960 Reprinted 1978 by New York University Press with Foreword by Ludwig M. Lachmann Copyright 1976 Institute for Humane Studies Third edition 2003 by Ludwig von Mises Institute Copyright Bettina Bien Greaves ISBN .