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'''Percy L Greaves, Jr''' (August {{Event |year=1906 |event=Birth |summary=author and Austrian School economist}} - August {{Event |year=1984 |event=Death |summary=author and Austrian School economist}})  ran for office, including  US President, 1980 (with the [[American Party]]).  
'''Percy L Greaves, Jr''' (August {{Event |year=1906 |event=Birth |summary=author and Austrian School economist}} - August {{Event |year=1984 |event=Death |summary=author and Austrian School economist}})  was a personal friend of [[Ludwig von Mises]] who ran as a Libertarian for US Senate in 1974..  


He was a speaker, author, [[Austrian School]] economist, and historian, financial editor and research economist for US News (1934-1936), and an associate and friend of [[Ludwig von Mises]].
He was a speaker, author, [[Austrian School]] economist, and historian, financial editor and research economist for US News (1934-1936).
 
His foreign policy views were controversial within the party, eventually leading to his changing over to the American Party.


==Articles==
==Articles==

Revision as of 13:58, 18 July 2014

Percy L Greaves, Jr (August 1906 - August 1984) was a personal friend of Ludwig von Mises who ran as a Libertarian for US Senate in 1974..

He was a speaker, author, Austrian School economist, and historian, financial editor and research economist for US News (1934-1936).

His foreign policy views were controversial within the party, eventually leading to his changing over to the American Party.

Articles

  • Is Further Intervention a Cure for Prior Intervention? (On Freedom and Free Enterprise: Essays in Honor of Ludwig von Mises, 1956)
  • US-Japanese Relations before WWII (with Bettina Bien Greaves), Mises Daily 2010
  • Does Government Spending Bring Prosperity?, Mises Daily 2009

Books

Article: Why Speculators?

  • the Freeman November 1964


Organizational Positions


Candidate


Public Offices

  • Chief of Minority Staff for the 1945-46 Joint Congressional Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack (with the Republican Party)


External Links

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