We welcome back Brian Simpson to talk about his 2005 book, Markets Don't Fail. Tune in for a lively discussion covering several topics found in most/all economic textbooks, and why those books are misleading, at best, and outright false, at worst. In essence, we prove that, Markets Don't Fail.
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Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:
- A Declaration and Constitution for a Free Society - The Secular Foxhole podcast, episode 51
- Dr. Brian Simpson - National University
- Markets Don't Fail!
- Markets Don't Fail by Brian P. Simpson - Rowman & Littlefield
- Brian Simpson's blog post, Presentation on International Trade and Immigration
- Lebanese Institute for Market Studies
- Javier Milei
- The Markets for Lemons
- Division of labor
- Needed in the Context of the Renewed Popularity of Keynes’s Ideas: An Analysis of his Errors
- Léon Walras
- William Stanley Jevons
- Carl Menger
- Early Austrian Economics (Great Economic Thinkers)
- Ludwig von Mises
- Friedrich Hayek
- Jean-Baptiste Say
- Say's Law
- Frédéric...
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