This groundbreaking work by economist Hans-Hermann Hoppe offers a compelling critique of both socialism and capitalism from a libertarian perspective. Hoppe argues that socialism suffers from an inherent lack of economic calculation, due to the absence of private property and markets. He also criticizes capitalism for its reliance on state power to enforce property rights, arguing that true freedom requires the abolition of the state altogether. This book is a stimulating challenge to conventional economic thinking, and offers a thought-provoking vision of the future of economic organization.
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