Philosophy and Methodology

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Henry Hazlitt

Unless there were some serious lack of coordination among prices, costs, and wages, mass unemployment would not exist in the first place.

Timothy D. Terrell

Me and my friend, Herb, were having a few yeasty libations the other night at the malt shop.

Rose Wilder Lane

Every human being, by his nature, is free; he controls himself. But in the Old World, men believe that some Authority controls them. They cannot make their energy work by any such belief, because the belief is false.

Murray N. Rothbard

Generally, radicals are dismissed by psycho-historians as people with Oedipal problems, people who, in their unresolved hostility to "the father," are lashing out at the State, or at contemporary institutions.

George Reisman

Ask yourself if the following paragraph would seem believable to you if you were to read it a in a newspaper: