Why should you read "Economics in One Lesson"? Among the multitude of economic books, only a limited number managed to cross the border of the universities and influence the public understanding of economics, politics and market mechanism. "Economics in a Lesson" written by Henry Hazlitt is one of these books. The work that was first published in 1946 and decades later is still considered one of the best-known introductory books to economics. Hazlit advocates individual freedom and the market economy and tries to show that many policies that seem attractive and beneficial in the short term may create hidden costs for society as a whole in the long term. Hazlitt says that to properly understand any economic policy, one must not only see its immediate consequences for a particular group, but also consider its long-term effects on all groups in society. "Economics in Lesson" is an exercise in economic thinking and is an excellent book for those who want to see the invisible consequences behind politicians' promises, economic policies and seemingly simple decisions. To receive our books, call 02152189186.

Why should you read "Economics in One Lesson"? Among the multitude of economic books, only a limited number managed to cross the border of the universities and influence the public understanding of economics, politics and market mechanism. "Economics in a Lesson" written by Henry Hazlitt is one of these books. The work that was first published in 1946 and decades later is still considered one of the best-known introductory books to economics. Hazlit advocates individual freedom and the market economy and tries to show that many policies that seem attractive and beneficial in the short term may create hidden costs for society as a whole in the long term. Hazlitt says that to properly understand any economic policy, one must not only see its immediate consequences for a particular group, but also consider its long-term effects on all groups in society. "Economics in Lesson" is an exercise in economic thinking and is an excellent book for those who want to see the invisible consequences behind politicians' promises, economic policies and seemingly simple decisions. To receive our books, call 02152189186.