Philosophy and Methodology

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Ludwig von Mises

The advocates of public control cannot do without inflation. They need it in order to finance their policy of reckless spending and of lavishly subsidizing and bribing the voters. In spreading discontent and social unrest, inflation generates favorable conditions for the subversive propaganda of the self-styled champions of welfare and progress. There cannot be any doubt that officialdom will be eager to sabotage a reform whose main purpose is to curb the power of the bureaucracy in monetary matters.

Murray N. Rothbard

The Austrians began with the actions of the individual. Economic value, for example, consisted of the valuations made by choosing individuals, and prices resulted from market interactions based on these valuations.

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.