Articles in the Books Category
Three Libertarian Essays
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 57 views and No Comments The book examines moral consequences of coercion and explains how honest government employees believe in the goodness of government regulations.
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 57 views and No Comments The book examines moral consequences of coercion and explains how honest government employees believe in the goodness of government regulations.
The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 36 views and No Comments Mises’s last book summarizes the contributions of a life-time. He explains the nature of human action, the dangers of handing over society to the social engineers, the superiority of the market economy, and the importance of understanding history if the totalitarian tragedy of the past is not to be repeated.
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 36 views and No Comments Mises’s last book summarizes the contributions of a life-time. He explains the nature of human action, the dangers of handing over society to the social engineers, the superiority of the market economy, and the importance of understanding history if the totalitarian tragedy of the past is not to be repeated.
The Market Economy: A Reader
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 73 views and No Comments This outstanding anthology is an invaluable source of wisdom for any student of liberty and the free market. The stellar list of authors includes Adam Smith, Frederic Bastiat, David Ricardo, John Stuart Mill, Henry David Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich A. Hayek, Ayn Rand, Milton Friedman, James Buchanan, Gordon Tullock, ...
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 73 views and No Comments This outstanding anthology is an invaluable source of wisdom for any student of liberty and the free market. The stellar list of authors includes Adam Smith, Frederic Bastiat, David Ricardo, John Stuart Mill, Henry David Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich A. Hayek, Ayn Rand, Milton Friedman, James Buchanan, Gordon Tullock, ...
The Mainspring of Human Progress
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 31 views and No Comments This classic work takes the reader on a fascinating journey through history to trace the success and failures of different civilizations. Weaver explains that the engines behind unprecedented economic growth and human flourishing in the West are individual liberty, private property, and the rule of law.
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 31 views and No Comments This classic work takes the reader on a fascinating journey through history to trace the success and failures of different civilizations. Weaver explains that the engines behind unprecedented economic growth and human flourishing in the West are individual liberty, private property, and the rule of law.
The Lustre of Gold
Posted in Books, Library on 1 December 2008
Stats: 49 views and No Comments The 17 essays in this collection examine the history of the gold standard and private coinage in the United States, the rejection of the gold standard, and the prospects for monetary reform. Contributors include Henry Hazlitt, Hans Sennholz, Lawrence Reed, among others.
Posted in Books, Library on 1 December 2008
Stats: 49 views and No Comments The 17 essays in this collection examine the history of the gold standard and private coinage in the United States, the rejection of the gold standard, and the prospects for monetary reform. Contributors include Henry Hazlitt, Hans Sennholz, Lawrence Reed, among others.
The Law
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 976 views and No Comments The Law By Frederic Bastiat Translated from the French by Dean Russell Foreword by Walter E. Williams Introduction by Richard Ebeling Afterword by Sheldon Richman Foundation for Economic Education Irvington-on-Hudson , New ...
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 976 views and No Comments The Law By Frederic Bastiat Translated from the French by Dean Russell Foreword by Walter E. Williams Introduction by Richard Ebeling Afterword by Sheldon Richman Foundation for Economic Education Irvington-on-Hudson , New ...
The Industrial Revolution and Free Trade
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 58 views and No Comments The Industrial Revolution is one of the most misrepresented and demonized periods in history. This volume tells the true story. The advent of mass production and the rise of free trade made more goods available to more people less expensively than ever before. In spite of long hours and hard ...
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 58 views and No Comments The Industrial Revolution is one of the most misrepresented and demonized periods in history. This volume tells the true story. The advent of mass production and the rise of free trade made more goods available to more people less expensively than ever before. In spite of long hours and hard ...
The Freedom Philosophy
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 27 views and No Comments This anthology includes 14 essays on the political, economic, and moral foundations of a free society. These classic writings by Leonard E. Read, Frank Chodorov, Benjamin Rogge, F. A. Harper, among others, demonstrate the superiority of individual choice and capitalism over any forms of collectivism.
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 27 views and No Comments This anthology includes 14 essays on the political, economic, and moral foundations of a free society. These classic writings by Leonard E. Read, Frank Chodorov, Benjamin Rogge, F. A. Harper, among others, demonstrate the superiority of individual choice and capitalism over any forms of collectivism.
The Free Market and Its Enemies
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 123 views and No Comments These lectures delivered at FEE in 1951 offer a glimpse of Mises the teacher. Topics discussed include the crucial distinction between natural and social sciences; the fallacies of Marxism; the disastrous effects of inflation on the economy; the necessity of a stable monetary system backed by the gold standard; and ...
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 123 views and No Comments These lectures delivered at FEE in 1951 offer a glimpse of Mises the teacher. Topics discussed include the crucial distinction between natural and social sciences; the fallacies of Marxism; the disastrous effects of inflation on the economy; the necessity of a stable monetary system backed by the gold standard; and ...
The Foundations of Morality
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 70 views and No Comments In this impressive work Henry Hazlitt explores the proper foundation of morality, offering a unified theory of laws, morals, and manners. Noted economist Leland Yeager, in his foreword to this edition, says that The Foundations of Morality “provides . . . the soundest philosophical basis for the humane society that ...
Posted in Books on 1 December 2008
Stats: 70 views and No Comments In this impressive work Henry Hazlitt explores the proper foundation of morality, offering a unified theory of laws, morals, and manners. Noted economist Leland Yeager, in his foreword to this edition, says that The Foundations of Morality “provides . . . the soundest philosophical basis for the humane society that ...
