In this article, we reassess two of Mises' core methodological claims. The first claim is that action is necessarily rational. The second claim is that all human minds share a logical structure. Neither claim can be unreservedly accepted but, we argue, both contain truth: Mises' reflections remain important contributions to our understanding of action and the mind, hence to economics.
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