Murray N. Rothbard
romanian
The libertarian
movement has coasted far too long on the intellectually lazy path
of failing to make distinctions, or failing to discriminate, of failing
to make a rigorous search to distinguish truth from error in the views
of those who claim to be its members or allies. It
is almost as if any passing joker who mumbles a few words about “freedom”
is automatically clasped to our bosom as a member of the one, big,
libertarian family. As our movement grows in influence, we can no
longer afford the luxury of this intellectual sloth. It is high time
to identify Milton Friedman for what he really is. It is high time
to call a spade a spade, and a statist a statist.
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Murray N. Rothbard
romanian
By recourse
to the Austrian theory of value (ordinal and centered on the human
person), Rothbard exposes in this short - but consistent - article
the fallacies implied in all the endeavors to transgress the ethics
of private property in order to justify aggression by means of social
arithmetic.
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Joseph T. Salerno
romanian
The impossibility
of economic calculation in a socialist commonwealth: a brief and strictly
Misesian explanation of the famous 1920
proof,
in light of Ludwig von Mises's own comprehensive exposition in
Human
Action.
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