28. World Inflation Factory
29. What Must We Do Now?
Now?
1983
This concludes our 40-year history of inflation, from the fateful conference at Bretton Woods to the present. What lessons does it teach us? What must we do about it now?
The short answer to these questions is obvious. We must stop inflating. But the details of this answer can be complicated, and the political obstacles to getting it done are all but insurmountable.
Index
A |
Aldrich, Winthrop W., 68–71 |
American Bankers Assn., 80–86, 100, 105, 120 | |
American Scholar, 9, 10, 126 | |
Anderson, Benjamin M., 94 | |
Argentina, 20, 25 |
|
B |
Belgium, 76–79 |
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The Newsweek Era of Henry Hazlitt
Compiled by Marc Doolittle
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A Note from the Compiler by Marc Doolittle
This book would have never gotten off the ground without Jeffrey Tucker’s bibliographical work on Henry Hazlitt. That work can be found in both book form (Henry Hazlitt: A Giant of Liberty) and on the Mises.org website. The genesis for this book started with that bibliography. I was browsing Hazlitt’s prodigious output throughout the years and tried to click on a few of his Newsweek editorials.
