Economics in One Lesson: The Shortest & Surest Way to Understand Basic Economics book

Economics in One Lesson: The Shortest & Surest Way to Understand Basic Economics

 Henry Hazlitt  

Economics  

Do you ever wonder how taxes and technological advancements impact our economy, job market, and living standards? Are you curious about the long-term effects of inflation and the crucial role of saving and investing in our economic prosperity? How about the influence of government price-fixing and labor unions on wages? Are you interested in diving deep into misconceptions in economics and the importance of considering long-term impacts of policies? Dive in for compelling analysis and insights into these complex issues, providing a comprehensive understanding of economics.


Do you ever wonder how taxes and technological advancements impact our economy, job market, and living standards? Are you curious about the long-term effects of inflation and the crucial role of saving and investing in our economic prosperity? How about the influence of government price-fixing and labor unions on wages? Are you interested in diving deep into misconceptions in economics and the importance of considering long-term impacts of policies? Dive in for compelling analysis and insights into these complex issues, providing a comprehensive understanding of economics.;

#1

Long-term Impact of Economic Policies

01 Jan 1970

02:01

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#2

Unveiling the Hidden Costs: The Illusion of Wealth Creation through Destruction and Government Spending

01 Jan 1970

01:37

01:37


#3

Does Technological Advancement Really Lead to Mass Unemployment?

01 Jan 1970

01:26

01:26


#4

Debunking the Job Creation Fallacy: The Need for Maximizing Production Over Employment

01 Jan 1970

02:13

02:13


#5

Did the New Deal's 'Parity' Prices for Agriculture Really Backfire in 1933?

01 Jan 1970

02:00

02:00


#6

Unveiling the Economic Illusion: The True Impact of Government Intervention on Industries

01 Jan 1970

02:51

02:51


#7

Does Government Price-Fixing and Labor Unions Really Benefit the Economy in the Long Run?

01 Jan 1970

01:59

01:59


#8

Debunking Economic Justice: The Imperative Balance of Functional Wages, Prices, and Profits

01 Jan 1970

02:34

02:34


#9

Is Inflation Really a Shortcut to Economic Prosperity or a Path to Disaster?

01 Jan 1970

01:46

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#10

Final Recap

01 Jan 1970

01:48

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About Author

Henry Hazlitt was a prominent journalist, economist, and philosopher, widely known for his libertarian views and his emphasis on free-market economics. Born on November 28, 1894, he made significant contributions to economic thought through his accessible writings. His most acclaimed work, "Economics in One Lesson: The Shortest & Surest Way to Understand Basic Economics," first published in 1946, is revered for distilling complex economic principles into clear, concise insights that are understandable to the general reader. Hazlitt's work continues to influence both economic students and policymakers by advocating for the principles of classical liberalism and the importance of individual freedom in economic affairs.

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