Bettina Bien Greaves

Greaves explores the interplay between free-market principles and libertarian philosophy, aiming to demystify economic concepts for a broad audience. Her writing integrates the life and works of Ludwig von Mises, reflecting a deep commitment to clarity and factual accuracy. By making complex economic ideas accessible, particularly to young people, she contributes to a greater understanding of free-market economics. Her influence extends beyond writing, as she played a pivotal role in archiving and translating Mises’s works and organized educational materials for high school debaters.\n\nIn her efforts, Greaves combines scholarly rigor with a practical approach, thereby educating and inspiring readers about liberty and free markets. Her notable works, such as "Free Market Economics: A Basic Reader" and "Mises: An Annotated Bibliography," highlight her dedication to preserving Mises's legacy and ideas. Readers benefit from her ability to synthesize information across languages and contexts, while her lectures and publications have impacted the libertarian movement globally. As a recognized senior Mises Scholar, she has been celebrated for her contributions to economic education and outreach, making her work invaluable to those interested in economic theory and libertarian thought.