Was Mises a Fascist? Obviously Not.

Tags: History of the Austrian School of Economics

08/28/2020 Fabrizio Ferrari

Mises explicitly explained that fascism (which he called by its Italian name, “stato corporativo”) is nothing but an outgrowth of socialism and is incompatible with a free market.

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Original Article: “Was Mises a Fascist? Obviously Not.“

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