It was published in Reader's Digest as the magazine's featured condensed book in 1945, influencing soldiers returning from war.
It was published in Reader's Digest as the magazine's featured condensed book in 1945, influencing soldiers returning from war. Ironically beginning with a quote from FDR, chapters include "Who, Whom?" and "Material Conditions and Ideal Ends." Central to the argument is notion of information flow, the idea that a market can receive feedback on what needs to be produced. The author argues that other forms of economic planning cause not only inefficiency, but lead to "The End of Truth" and Nazism. FTP, name this classic libertarian work that argues that central planning inevitably leads to tyranny, written by Friedrich von Hayek.
It was published in Reader's Digest as the magazine's featured condensed book in 1945, influencing soldiers returning from war.
The {Road to Serfdom}