Lecture series · recorded 2008
The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle
The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle is a free lecture series (6 recordings, 2.8 hours) you can stream or download at freecapitalists.org, with 5 speakers.
Read the book: The 'Austrian' Theory of the Trade Cycle by Ludwig von Mises, free to download here.
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The "Austrian" Theory of the Trade Cycle 2008
Austrian Economics OverviewBusiness Cycles
Read the transcript 2,453 words
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Money and the Business Cycle 2008
Austrian Economics OverviewBusiness CyclesMoney and Banking
Read the transcript 6,375 words
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Economic Depressions: Their Cause and Cure 2008
Austrian Economics OverviewBusiness CyclesInterventionism
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Can We Still Avoid Inflation? 2008
Austrian Economics OverviewInterventionismMonetary Theory
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The Austrian Theory: A Summary 2008
Austrian Economics OverviewBusiness Cycles
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Speakers
Friedrich A. Hayek, Gottfried Haberler, Ludwig von Mises, Murray N. Rothbard, Roger W. Garrison.
Recording dates and topics for 6 of these 6 lectures come from the Mises Institute's page for The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle, checked 2026-08-04.
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- Is The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle free to listen to?
- Yes. All 6 mirrored recordings stream in the browser or download as audio, at no cost and with no signup.
- How long is The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle?
- 6 recordings, 2.8 hours in total.
- When was The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle recorded?
- 2008, per the recording dates recovered for this series.
- Is the book behind The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle available here?
- Yes. The 'Austrian' Theory of the Trade Cycle by Ludwig von Mises is in this archive as a free download, on its own page.
- Is there a transcript of The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle?
- Yes. Every lecture in the series has one, 25,231 words in total, free to read on each lecture's page and searchable in the browser.