num_pages: 218
description: <p><p>a Million Copy Seller, Henry Hazlitt&#8217;s <i>economics In One Lesson</i> Is A Classic Economic Primer. But It Is Also Much More, Having Become A Fundamental Influence On Modern &#8220;libertarian&#8221; Economics Of The Type Espoused By Ron Paul And Others.<p>considered Among The Leading Economic Thinkers Of The &#8220;austrian School,&#8221; Which Includes Carl Menger, Ludwig Von Mises, Friedrich (f.a.) Hayek, And Others, Henry Hazlitt (1894-1993), Was A Libertarian Philosopher, An Economist, And A Journalist. He Was The Founding Vice-president Of The Foundation For Economic Education And An Early Editor Of <i>the Freeman</i> Magazine, An Influential Libertarian Publication.&#160; Hazlitt Wrote <i>economics In One Lesson</i>, His Seminal Work, In 1946. Concise And Instructive, It Is Also Deceptively Prescient And Far-reaching In Its Efforts To Dissemble Economic Fallacies That Are So Prevalent They Have Almost Become A New Orthodoxy.<p>many Current Economic Commentators Across The Political Spectrum Have Credited Hazlitt With Foreseeing The Collapse Of The Global Economy Which Occurred More Than 50 Years After The Initial Publication Of <i>economics In One Lesson</i>. Hazlitt&#8217;s Focus On Non-governmental Solutions, Strong &#8212; And Strongly Reasoned &#8212; Anti-deficit Position, And General Emphasis On Free Markets, Economic Liberty Of Individuals, And The Dangers Of Government Intervention Make <i>economics In One Lesson</i>, Every Bit As Relevant And Valuable Today As It Has Been Since Publication.</p> <h3>library Journal</h3> <p>this 50th-anniversary Edition Of Hazlitt's Million-selling Volume Has Been Updated To Include Current Statistics And An Introduction By Presidential Aspirant Steve Forbes. This Lay Reader's Guide Has A Place In All Collections.</p>
language: ru
title: Economics in One Lesson
publisher: MANOR BOOKS INC