The Case for Capitalism
Henry Hazlitt’s 1949 review of Ludwig Von Mises’ Human Action
Henry Hazlitt’s 1949 review of Ludwig Von Mises’ Human Action
Many have embraced the fatal disunity of factions, putting liberty in extreme peril.
All evidence points to government-subsidization as the real culprit behind rising tuition costs.
America needs to rediscover the Founders’ commitment to individual rights.
Drop Google and use search engines like DuckDuckGo?
Is it moral to take wage subsidies from the government while being profitable and paying dividends?
For religious reasons, mainly, conservatives like Dennis Prager are unable to defend capitalism. They share more premises with socialists-fascists than they admit, yet rightly recognize them as fellow religionists.
Those who prefer government management of medicine have a wider agenda: they hate the idea of a free market in medicine because they hate the idea of free markets in anything.
Each person born brings a mouth to feed and hands with which to scratch the ground, but most importantly, each new person brings a mind with which to have new ideas. The key, Simon argues, is freedom. When free minds are blessed with political and economic freedom, they can accomplish anything.