What is happening to our money? If you have been depending on financial-section updates concerning the balance of payments, Eurodollars, and the like for answers to that question, you are probably as confused as I am.
The problem can be corrected, however, by resort to Henry Hazlitt’s The Inflation Crisis, and How to Resolve It (Arlington House, $8.95). Mr. Hazlitt, in my opinion, has long been an under-appreciated national asset. He is, quite simply, the best writer on economic subjects that we have going, and has been that for better than four decades. This marvelous book about inflation and what it does to our economy is a choice example of his talent.




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