Mises Daily
Author:
Richard M. Ebeling
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1930s to the abyss of war and destruction. He also attempted to outline a set of policies through which a post-war Europe could recover from the consequences of social conflict, material decay and spiritual corruption. In their place, public policy must be directed toward securing private property and the enforcement of and capital. Market entrepreneurs had to be seen as the human engines for innovation and improvement, whose actions through the processes of market competition