Mises Daily
Author:
Allan Carlson
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crisis” to argue for the full socialization of child rearing. Their “family policy,” implemented over the next forty years, virtually destroyed the autonomous their parents—be it as workers in the family enterprise or as an ‘insurance policy‘ for old age—was stripped away. Parents were still left with the costs of Their families are three times the size of the American average. When facing fair competition, their farms turn profits in “good times and bad.” Their savings rate is