Counsel of Despair? »
By Robert Higgs | Tuesday July 31, 2012 at 2:19 PM PDT | 18 Comments
Over the years, I have heard many people say that the government’s adoption of a laissez-faire stance during a business recession or depression amounts to “do-nothing government”—the unstated assumption always being that it is better for the government to “do something” than to do nothing. Recommending such a hands-off stance is often described as...
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Tags: American History, Austrian School of economics, Bailouts, Budget and Tax Policy, Business, Economics, Employment, Government subsidies, Great Depression, The State, Unemployment




























