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Douglas French

So, some Americans are unloading their family treasures and cheering for bailouts, money printing, and gun control, while others are stocking up on precious metals, guns, and ammo to protect themselves and their wealth.

There is no question which group is the civilized one.

Murray N. Rothbard

Money then, for Buridan, is a market commodity, and the value of that money, just as in the case of other market commodities, "must be measured by human need."

William Graham Sumner

"In short, a striker is a man who says, 'I mean to get my living by doing this thing and no other thing as my share of the social effort, and I do not mean to do this thing except on such and such terms'."

Towner Phelan

The New Deal is the American manifestation of the worldwide trend which produced fascism, communism and British socialism. It results from the desire of man to escape individual responsibility, to lean upon the all-powerful state and to trade his freedom for the politician's promise of security.

Sterling T. Terrell

"Taxing away a person's ability to fulfill his own wants and then providing him with things he may not care about makes him worse off."

Frank Chodorov

Dionysius's modern counterpart not only has ministers to advise him but also professors of economics to explain to the public how the abundance in their pantries is improved by inflation.

Paul A. Cleveland

The students' interest in the current economic crisis has served as a source of motivation for them to learn the subject well.

William L. Anderson

There is a reason for Krugman to pursue this false narrative, and it is not because he actually believes it.

Cecil B. DeMille

I see a pattern there — a pattern that can mean slavery for free men everywhere if it is not broken.

Predrag Rajsic

The thought mechanisms that lead some people to like (or, as economists say, have preference for) gambling are of no more economic interest than the reasons why some people like going to soccer games while others like to stay at home. Answering such questions may be a job for psychologists, but it is not one for economists.