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Does the Size of the National Debt Matter?
Some things a person does owe to himself–intangibles like respect, integrity, responsibility. “This above all, to thine own self be true.” But such duties to self are not a debt in the usual sense of a repayable loan or obligation.
Also from the FEE Library
Cliches of Socialism Number 56 by Henry Hazlitt
“Rent control protect tenants.”
Letter from Leon Trotsky to Henry Hazlitt on November 12, 1931 by Leon Trotsky
Letter from Bolshevik revolution leader Leon Trotsky to Henry Hazlitt on November 12, 1931.
Summer Seminars Donor Book by Foundation for Economic Education
Would you like to see what a summer with FEE would look like? Then take a moment and open our Summer Seminar book. You will find letters of gratitude from FEE’s President Lawrence W. Reed to our generous donors who made these exciting seminars possible, as well as photos from lectures, social hours, and testimonials [...]
Cliches of Socialism Number 24 by W.M. Curtiss
“Federal aid is all right if it doesn’t bring federal control.”
The Tariff Idea by W.M. Curtiss
W.M. Curtiss discussed the impact of tariffs on free exchange and trade. This volume refutes many of the common defenses of the tariff and proposes solutions at the end of the book to help rectify the free trade that existed before the tariffs.
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Haha, shuodln\’t you be charging for that kind of knowledge?!
16 December 2011 at 1:36 pm