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The Politically Incorrect Guide to Economics

By: Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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Another entry in the best-selling, irreverent, hard-hitting Politically Incorrect Guide series! Economics from a rational, conservative viewpoint—that is, a refreshing look at how money actually works from an author who knows the score, and how the law of economics are frequently broken and derailed by pernicious leftists and virtue signaling progressives.

Markets Rule. Socialism Sucks.

Time to wise up. Think economics is the Dismal Science? No more! Here is the lowdown on the biases, superstitions, and outright falsehoods that permeate and corrupt economics and economic policy. Here’s the skinny on the poisonous effects of socialism and crony capitalism. Even better, here is an irreverent but clear-eyed explanation of how markets and economies work and how government intervention so often doesn’t, routinely makes things worse, and how it’s usually the cause of economic crises in the first place.

Here’s how the power of the free market bursts forth and conquers, despite the worms, leeches, slings and arrows of socialism and anarchy trying to do in human creativity and ingenuity at every turn. How the myth of so-called “market failure” is total bunk. Why every attempt by government to stabilize the economy seems to put it in a tailspin instead. How corporations cozy up to big government and use regulation to create monopoly profits. Why “stimulus spending” makes us poor and hands the power-seeking goons of the governing class even more control over our lives. Plus, here’s a chance to supercharge your economic IQ with concentrated wisdom from masters of market scholarship Ludwig von Mises, F.A. Hayek, Milton Friedman, and more!

A no-nonsense, irreverent guide to economics from a legendary teacher, thinker, and Mises Institute scholar that may be the best book on economics since Adam Smith visited a pin factory, figured out how the division of labor works, and wrote it all down in one handy volume!

©2022 by Thomas J. DiLorenzo (P)2022 by Blackstone Publishing
Conservatism & Liberalism Macroeconomics Economic inequality Witty US Economy Economic disparity Business American History
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Excellent book!

Loved every minute of this book even though some of the stories infuriated me.

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An Excellent Pimer on Real Economics

For those who desire to get an understanding of REAL economics, that is, economics that actually stands up to the scrutiny of audit and history, this is an excellent place to start. One of the best things about "The Politically Incorrect Guide to..." series is the plethora of other books and resources provided within, to dig deeper into any particular aspect of the material covered. Highly recommend.

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Excellent book. Very concise.

I will now have to decide if I will recommend this book or Hazlitt's 'Economics in One Lesson' to people curious about economics and civil society. This one certainly wins if you want to convey modern issues and their misunderstandings. In a better world they both would be required reading amongst thoughtful persons.

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Must read to fully understand today’s economic, social downward spiral into socialism, communism.

Want to get a better understanding of today’s world wide down ward spiral into socialism, communism and facist behavior, this book points to several sources and reveals the true motivations of large scale big government supporters.

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Economics & Entertainment

Yes, economics can be entertaining, especially when you are listening to the stories of just how corrupt and self-serving our institutions and politicians and the businesses in league with them can be. Wish I had this book when I took my own Econ classes some 40 years ago. Great read.

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Good book

Another great volume in the 'Politically Incorrect Guide' series. Tom covered a lot of ground in a vast subject and provided important insights.

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