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IX. The Role of Ideas

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Reason is man's particular and characteristic feature. "The Role of Ideas," Chapter IX of Human Action by Ludwig von Mises. Pages 177–194. Narrated by Jeff Riggenbach.

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IX. The Role of Ideas

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XXXIV. The Economics of War

XXXV. The Welfare Principle versus the Market Principle (continued)

XXXV. The Welfare Principle versus the Market Principle

XXXVI. The Crisis of Interventionism

XXXVII. The Nondescript Character of Economics

XXXVIII. The Place of Economics in Learning

XXXIII. Syndicalism and Corporativism

XXXII. Confiscation and Redistribution

XXXIX. Economics and the Essential Problems of Human Existence

XXXI. Currency and Credit Manipulation

XXXI. Currency and Credit Manipulation (continued)

XXIX. Restriction of Production

XXX. Interference with the Structure of Prices

XXX. Interference with the Structure of Prices (continued)

XXVI. The Impossibility of Economic Calculation Under Socialism

XXVII. The Government and the Market

XXVII. The Government and the Market (continued)

XXVIII. Interference by Taxation

XXV. The Imaginary Construction of a Socialist Society

XXIV. Harmony and Conflict of Interests (continued)

XXIII. The Data of the Market

XXIII. The Data of the Market (continued)

XXIV. Harmony and Conflict of Interests

XXI. Work and Wages

XXI. Work and Wages (continued)

XXI. Work and Wages (continued 2)

XXI. Work and Wages (continued 3)

XXII. The Nonhuman Original Factors of Production

XX. Interest, Credit Expansion, and the Trade Cycle (continued 3)

XX. Interest, Credit Expansion, and the Trade Cycle

XX. Interest, Credit Expansion, and the Trade Cycle (continued)

XIX. The Rate of Interest

XX. Interest, Credit Expansion, and the Trade Cycle (continued 2)

XVII. Indirect Exchange (continued)

XVIII. Action in the Passing of Time (continued 3)

XVIII. Action in the Passing of Time (continued 2)

XVIII. Action in the Passing of Time

XVII. Indirect Exchange (continued 4)

XVII. Indirect Exchange (continued 3)

XVII. Indirect Exchange (continued 2)

XVIII. Action in the Passing of Time (continued)

XVI. Prices (continued 3)

XVI. Prices (continued 4)

XVII. Indirect Exchange

XVI. Prices (continued 2)

XVI. Prices (continued)

XVI. Prices

XV. The Market (continued)

XV. The Market (continued 2)

XV. The Market (continued 3)

XV. The Market (continued 4)

XIV. The Scope and Method of Catallactics (continued)

XV. The Market

XIV. The Scope and Method of Catallactics

XIII. Monetary Calculation as a Tool of Action

XII. The Sphere of Economic Calculation

X. Exchange Within Society

XI. Valuation Without Calculation

IX. The Role of Ideas

VIII. Human Society (continued)

VIII. Human Society

VII. Action Within the World

VI. Uncertainty

V. Time

IV. A First Analysis of the Category of Action

III. Economics and the Revolt Against Reason

II. The Epistemological Problems of the Sciences of Human Action

II. The Epistemological Problems of the Sciences of Human Action (continued)

I. Acting Man

Foreword to Human Action

Introduction to Human Action