Europe’s Nationalized Industries
Europe's economic decline is the result of its propensity to nationalize private enterprises.
Global Economy
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Is Japanese Trade Policy Really “Unfair”?
Bashing the Japanese has become a popular American, if not international, sport. The objective is to fabricate "facts" and use them to demonstrate how Japan's international trade policies create economic disruption that warrants retaliation.
From Bretton Woods to World Inflation: A Study of Causes and Consequences
Henry Hazlitt was a leading editorialist for the New York Times from 1934 until 1946. His career at the paper, however, abruptly ended because of the articles collected in this book. He closely covered the Keynesian-inspired Bretton Woods...
The Case for Free Trade
Free and extensive trade, unsubsidized, between the peoples of the Earth lowers tensions and makes us all better off It is, morally and economically, the only proper policy.
The Monetary Sin of the West
The problem of Western currency is more topical than ever. The international monetary system has been patched up by many expedients that were intended to extend its assured life. It cannot endure very long in the present state. Rueff looks at...
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Socialism and International Economic Order
This extraordinary book by Elisabeth Tamedly, as scholarly as it is passionate, argues that socialism, despite its internationalist aspirations, is not capable of accomplishing stable international peace and order. If we postulate a true...
The Economic Causes of War
Robbins’ analysis here presented has still a place in the rational discussion of the possible causes of war. It fits very well the period of history in regard to which the Marxian theories here discussed were originally elaborated.
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Tariffs: A Study in Method
It will not be necessary in the course of this work to devote very much space to what may be termed the antiquities of the customs, although we may occasionally require historical material for illustrative purposes. The object of the volume is...
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International Trade and the National Income Multiplier
The Aims of this Book are threefold. One of the objectives is to reconsider those parts of the theories of international trade and capital movements which can be profitably analyzed with the technique of the money-income multiplier. Furthermore...
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An Enquiry into the Nature and Effects of the Paper Credit of Great Britain
In this book, which was recovered after being lost for over 100 years, Henry Thornton defends the Bank of England’s influence on paper money.
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