Henry Hazlitt is considered to be one of the best financial journalists of the 20th century.“He was a giant in financial journalism,” as Jim Grant pointed out in his 2014 Mises Institute ...

So wrote the late Henry Hazlitt in his 1946 classic “Economics in One Lesson.” How little things change. Hazlitt was born on this date in 1894 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

As Hazlitt said on his 70th birthday, “The times call for courage. The times call for hard work. But if the demands are high, it is because the stakes are even higher.

It only took Javier Milei a couple of days in office to trip up. This is worrisome, both for Milei and Argentina. Think the 50% devaluation of the Argentine peso. About it, an obvious response is that ...

They are more likely today to be energetic reformers busily discouraging and disrupting production.” So wrote the late Henry Hazlitt in his 1946 classic “Economics in One Lesson.” How little things ...

So wrote the late Henry Hazlitt in his 1946 classic “Economics in One Lesson.” How little things change. Hazlitt was born on this date in 1894 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.