Ludwig von Mises' book "Human Action" was initially met with mixed reviews, with some economists praising its rigor and insight and others criticizing its methodology and conclusions. However, over time, the book has become widely regarded as a seminal work in the field of economics, particularly within the Austrian School of economic thought. It has influenced many notable economists, including Friedrich Hayek and Murray Rothbard, and has been translated into multiple languages. While there are still some who disagree with Mises' conclusions, "Human Action" remains a significant contribution to economic theory and has helped shape the discourse around economic policy and individual choice.
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