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Human Action
Ludwig von Mises
“that was a true revolution in my head”
“the experience of reading Human Action by mises... I started to read this book right from the first page and I didn't stop until I finished it and that was a true revolution in my head”— Javier Milei
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Principles of Economics
Carl Menger
“a very significant influence and impact on me... it was truly eye openening”
“another book that was a very significant influence and impact on me was the principles of political economics by manger it was truly eye openening”— Javier Milei
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Money and Time
Roger Garrison (inferred)
“a very good book by Garrison”
“the only thing I had read about the Austrian school until then had been money and time a very good book by Garrison”— Javier Milei
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Capitalism, Socialism and the Neoclassical Trap
Javier Milei
“my latest book called capitalism socialism and the neoclassical trap deals precisely with this issue”— Javier Milei
Also referenced (named, not recommended)
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Monopoly and Competition
Murray N. Rothbard
“one of the people who worked on my team suggested I read an article by Murray Newton rothbart called Monopoly and competition... everything I've thought about Market structure... is wrong”— Javier Milei
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Socialism
Ludwig von Mises
“socialism and this is what mises condemns in his book socialism shows is that uh without private property prices cease to exist”— Javier Milei
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The Road to Serfdom
Friedrich Hayek
“this is proven in Hayek's book The Road to serom that any Middle Ground solution is unstable in terms of capitalism”— Javier Milei
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Libre
Nino Bravo
“there is a song um by a Spanish singer called Nino Bravo... the song is called lib and the song it tells the story of Peter feter”— Javier Milei
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