00:00:00 Introduction To the Second Edition by Joseph T. Salerno
01:06:45 Preface To Revised Edition
01:30:55 Chapter 1 Fundamental of Human Action
01:30:55 1. Concept of Action
01:33:47 2. First Implications of Concept
01:48:20 3. Further Implications: The Means
02:03:22 4. Further Implications: Time
02:13:28 5. Further Implications:
A. Ends and Values
B. The Law of Marginal Utility
02:52:11 6. Factors of Production: The Law of Returns
03:05:56 7. Factors of Production: Convertibility and Valuation
03:18:06 8. Factors of Production: Labor versus Leisure
03:29:42 9. The Formation of Capital
04:31:11 10. Action as an Exchange
04:34:24 Appendix A: Praxeology and Economics
04:44:30 Appendix B: On Means and Ends
04:46:10 Chapter 2 Direct Exchange
04:46:10 1. Types of Interpersonal Action: Violence
05:00:12 2. Types of Interpersonal Action: Voluntary Exchange and the Contractual Society
05:24:00 3. Exchange and the Division of Labor
05:43:52 4. Terms of Exchange
05:54:45 5. Determination of Price: Equilibrium Price
06:42:08 6. Elasticity of Demand
06:47:58 7. Speculation and Supply and Demand Schedules
07:00:04 8. Stock and the Total Demand to Hold
07:10:12 9. Continuing Markets and Changes in Price
07:25:49 10. Specialization and Production of Stock
07:45:18 11. Types of Exchangeable Goods
08:05:32 12. Property: The Appropriation of Raw Land
08:21:36 13. Enforcement Against Invasion of Property
08:45:55 Chapter 3 The Pattern of Indirect Exchange
08:45:55 1. The Limitations of Direct Exchange
08:50:34 2. The Emergence of Indirect Exchange
08:58:59 3. Some Implications of the Emergence of Money
08:05:23 4. The Monetary Unit
09:11:42 5. Money Income and Money Expenditures
09:32:23 6. Producers' Expenditures
09:47:30 7. Maximizing Income and Allocation Resources
