A ten-minute sample from a past master of explaining economics to the layman, reading from his superb book.
[Hat Tip Vulcan's Hammer.]
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The problem is that we are just shaving Leviathan when we need to start draining its lifeblood until it's too anemic to do much harm. Right now, it's the one holding the straight razor and slashing throats right and left.
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1 comment:
Wonderful book. That and Rothbard's The Case Against the Fed were instrumental in refining my views. I've got Menger's Principles of Economics in the to-read pile.
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