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Advertising, by Israel Kirzner by Israel Kirzner
In this lecture, given in 1971, Israel Kirzner responds to critics of advertisement. As an integral part of the laissez-faire market economy, advertising is a mechanism that provides information about the product. Producers make their products available to consumers, but they also need to make consumers aware of the existence of these products. Thus, Professor Kirzner [...]

Lenin Was Right by Henry Hazlitt
In this essay Henry Hazlitt wanted to show the hidden costs of monetary interventions into the market system and how they are particularly destructive.

Free market Economics: A Syllabus by Bettina Bien Greaves
Free Market Economics: A Syllabus contains a list of activities, questions, suggested readings, and projects for students and teachers of economics.

Private Means, Public Ends: Voluntarism vs. Coercion by J. Wilson Mixon, Jr.
Defenders of the free market often have to explain how certain tasks would get accomplished if government did not do them. This volume of over two dozen Freeman essays shows how voluntary actions among individuals, some of them on “the market,” others part of civil society or the non-profit sector, can accomplish all kinds of [...]

Publisher’s Response to Galbraith’s Review of Human Action by Eugene Davidson
In the Letter to the Editor section of the New York Times Eugene Davidson, of Yale University Press, response to J.K. Galbraith’s attack of Yale University Press in his review of Mises’s Human Action. With Galbraith response back.