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• Adam Smith: Economic Utilitarian
• Roepke: Laissez Faire and Social Order
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• Professor Friedman's Instrumentalism
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• Entrepreneurship and Justice
• Externalities & Government Intervention

Liberty Press Liberty Classics

Economics and The Public Welfare
Financial and Economic History of the UnitedStates, 1914–1946

By Benjamin M. Anderson

A careful critique of government money-management and economic planning over a third of a century, beginning before World War I and ending with the Bretton Woods Agreement. Dr. Anderson with experience as both a professor of economics and a bank economist presents a unique view of a crucial period of American financial and economic history. Hardcover $10.00, Paperback $4.50

Fugitive Essays
Selected Writings of Frank Chodorov

Edited and with an Introduction
by Charles H. Hamilton

Frank Chodorov played an important role in the re-awakening of American conservatism after World War II . These essays contain his thoughts on a variety of subjects which are still of immediate interest. His overriding concern with individual liberty is evident throughout. Hardcover $9.00, Paperback $4.00

The Keynesian Episode

By W. H. Hutt

A fresh masterpiece of economic history and analysis, by one of the leading critics of Keynesianism. Hutt looks back to tell us why Lord Keynes' economic doctrines had such great appeal — with such disastrous results — and looks ahead to tell us how to restore a sound economy. Hardcover $10.00, Paperback $4.50

What Should Economists Do?

By James M. Buchanan

A collection of Buchanan's important essays on method, many of them previously unpublished. James M. Buchanan is University Distinguished Professor and General Director of the Center for Study of Public Choice, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. As a founder of the subdiscipline of public choice and of a modern school of public finance, his work has had worldwide recognition. Hardcover $8.00, Paperback $3.50

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