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Why Socialism Always Fails | Ludwig von Mises

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First published at 19:20 UTC on September 29th, 2021.

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Originally recorded at the University of Houston on January 24, 1972.

Ron Paul alludes to this speech in his book 'End the Fed' (pp. 51-52):

"Mises, at the time, was elderly but sharp. His subject was socialism, and his lecture expl…

Originally recorded at the University of Houston on January 24, 1972.

Ron Paul alludes to this speech in his book 'End the Fed' (pp. 51-52):

"Mises, at the time, was elderly but sharp. His subject was socialism, and his lecture explained why socialism always fails due to the absence of a free market pricing structure for capital goods... The lecture was held in a modest-sized classroom, but the place was overflowing. Popularizing Austrian economics at the time was in its very early stages, but it was obvious even then that there was a starvation for truth in economics."

Note: because of the age and quality of the tape, there are potions of this recording that are suboptimal.

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