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Cliches of Socialism Number 15
“Competition is fine, but not at the expense of human beings.”
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How Do We Know by Leonard E. Read
Leonard Read’s explanation as to why it is imperative that knowledge be pursued. Read’s exploration of knowledge and liberty are essential for understanding the foundations of a free society.
Clichés of Socialism Number 25 by Leonard E. Read
“The United States Constitution was designed for an agrarian society.”
Anything That’s Peaceful by Leonard E. Read
Download PDF In this timely classic Read explains the miracle of the free market and the wonders of peaceful cooperation of individuals in a free society. This work captures the philosophy of freedom that FEE strives to advance. — Anything That’s Peaceful Copyright 1998 by The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc. All rights reserved. No [...]
Clichés of Socialism Number 7 by Murray Rothbard
“Why, you’d take us back to the horse and buggy.”
In Defense of Laissez-Faire by J.K. Galbraith by John Kenneth Galbraith
In Defense of Laissez-Faire by J.K. Galbraith. A book review from October 30, 1949 of Ludwig von Mises’s Human Action.
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[...] I discussed J.K. Galbraith’s review of Ludwig von Mises’s Human Action. In that review Galbraith took issue not only with Mises’s radicalism but also with the publishers’ plug on [...]
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