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• George B. De Huszar, Preface to the English-language Edition
• F. A. Hayek, Introduction
• 1: What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen 1
• 1. the Broken Window
• 2. the Demobilization
• 3. Taxes
• 4. Theaters and Fine Arts
• 5. Public Works
• 6. Middlemen
• 7. Restraint of Trade
• 8. Machines
• 9. Credit
• 10. Algeria
• 11. Thrift and Luxury
• 12. the Right to Employment and the Right to Profit
• 2: The Law 1
• 3: Property and Law 1
• 4: Justice and Fraternity 1
• 5: The State 1
• 6: Property and Plunder *
• First Letter 1
• Second Letter
• Third Letter
• Fourth Letter
• Fifth Letter
• Protest of M. Considérant and Reply of F. Bastiat. 14
• 7.: Protectionism and Communism
• 8.: Plunder and Law 1
• 9.: Academic Degrees and Socialism
• 10: Declaration of War Against the Professors of Political Economy 1
• 11: Speech On the Suppression of Industrial Combinations 1
• 12: To the Democrats
• 13: The Balance of Trade 1
• About the Publisher
• Additional Books By Frédéric Bastiat
• The Law
• Economic Harmonies
• Economic Sophisms

Economic Sophisms

Although written 150 years ago, Bastiat's devastatingly accurate attacks of the illogical self-serving arguments of protectionists remain both relevant and entertaining. Among the gems in Sophisms are “The Negative Railroad,” “Petition of the Candlemakers,” and “The Physiology of Plunder.”

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