Interventionism: An Economic Analysis

Abstract

Foreword Author's Preface Introduction The Problem Capitalism or Market Economy The Socialist Economy The Capitalist State and the Socialist State The Interventionist State The Plea for Moral Reform I Interference by Restriction The Nature of Restrictive Measures Costs and Benefits of Restrictive Measures The Restrictive Measure as a Privilege Restrictive Measures as Expenditures II Interference by Price Control The Alternative: Statutory Law versus Economic Law The Reaction of the Market Minimum Wages and Unemployment The Political Consequences of Unemployment III Inflation and Credit Expansion Inflation Credit Expansion Foreign Exchange Control The Flight of Capital and the Problem of Hot Money IV Confiscation and Subsidies Confiscation The Procurement of Funds for Public Expenditure Unprofitable Public Works and Subsidies Altruistic Entrepreneurship V Corporativism and Syndicalism Corporativism Syndicalism VI War Economy War and the Market Economy Total War and War Socialism Market Economy and National Defense VII The Economic, Social, and Political Consequences of Interventionism The Economic Consequences Parliamentary Government and Interventionism Freedom and the Economic System The Great Delusion The Source of Hitler's Success VIII Conclusions Reading References Index

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