The Tom Woods Show, episode 619.

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Hi everybody. Tom Woods here talking about Murray Rothbard and Austrian economics today, but in

particular we're talking about a way it can be explained that will make it more, I don't know, understandable to the mainstream,

that maybe the mainstream can be more sympathetic to us. There's an interesting new article

at meases.org that I'll be linking to at tomwoods.com slash 619 that will go into more detail

about this. But right now we have, as our guest, the author of that

article, and that is our friend Professor Anthony Mueller, who is a professor at the Federal University

of Sergipe in Brazil. He's also academic director of Mises Brazil, the Mises Institute of Brazil.

Professor, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me. We're talking today about an

article of yours, and I'm linking to it at tomwoods.com slash 619, which is the show notes page for today,

and it's about how Rothbard's depression theory is more relevant than ever. Now, I have talked

quite a bit on this show about Austrian business cycle theory,

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