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Mises Daily
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I n response to an earlier article on Mises.org in which I described why capitalism, and not labor unions, have given us more and more leisure time quite a few people emailed me to ask: ”But aren’t workers at a disadvantage in bargaining individually for wages, and aren’t unions valuable for that reason?” I never argued that unions had no value,
Mises Daily
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Imagine that I get together with my friends in Auburn (say, Lew Rockwell and Joseph Stromberg) and open up a coffee shop in Auburn , Alabama called “The Austrian Café.” We offer a selection of strong, European coffee, assorted desserts, and occasional music (sing-alongs on Friday and Saturday evenings, in German and English). It turns out to be
Mises Daily
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Macroeconomic model builders have finally realized what Henry Hazlitt and John T. Flynn (among others) knew in the 1930s: FDR’s New Deal made the Great Depression longer and deeper. It is a myth that Franklin D. Roosevelt “got us out of the Depression” and “saved capitalism from itself,” as generations of Americans have been taught by the state’s
Free Market
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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The Free Market 24, no. 10 (October 2004) In Human Action , Ludwig von Mises wrote that labor unions have always been the primary source of anticapitalistic propaganda. I was reminded of this recently when I saw a bumper sticker proclaiming one of the bedrock tenets of unionism: “The Union Movement: The People Who Brought You the Weekend.”
Free Market
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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The Free Market 24, no. 12 (December 2004) T wo years ago I was on a faculty committee to choose the one book that incoming freshmen would be asked to read and discuss in discussion groups during freshman orientation. It was the School of Business’s turn to choose the book, so I thought it would be valuable, for once, for the freshmen to read a
Mises Daily
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Los constructores de modelos macroeconómicos se han dado cuenta finalmente de lo que Henry Hazlitt y John T. Flynn (entre otros) sabían en la década de 1930: El New Deal de FDR hizo que la Gran Depresión fuera más larga y profunda. Es un mito que Franklin D. Roosevelt «nos sacó de la Depresión» y «salvó al capitalismo de sí mismo», como ha