Interventionism an economic analysis /
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Indianapolis, Ind. :
Liberty Fund, Inc.,
c2011.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword
- Author's preface
- Introduction
- The problem
- Capitalism or market economy
- The socialist economy
- The capitalist state and the socialist state
- The interventionist state
- The plea for moral reform
- Interference by restriction
- The nature of restrictive measures
- Costs and benefits of restrictive measures
- The restrictive measure as a privilege
- Restrictive measures as expenditures
- Interference by price control
- The alternative: statutory law versus economic law
- The reaction of the market
- Minimum wages and unemployment
- The political consequences of unemployment
- Inflation and credit expansion
- Inflation
- Credit expansion
- Foreign exchange control
- The flight of capital and the problem of "hot money"
- Confiscation and subsidies
- Confiscation
- The procurement of funds for public expenditure
- Unprofitable public works and subsidies
- "Altruistic" entrepreneurship
- Corporativism and syndicalism
- Corporativism
- Syndicalism
- War economy
- War and the market economy
- Total war and war socialism
- Market economy and national defense
- The economic, social, and political consequences of interventionism
- The economic consequences
- Parliamentary government and interventionism
- Freedom and the economic system
- The great delusion
- The source of Hitler's success
- Conclusions
- Reading references
- Index.