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- Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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Mises Daily
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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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
Mises Daily
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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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