Book Review: The Consequences Of Equality
The Consequences Of Equality by Matthew S. Battagloili
The Consequences Of Equality is a book written by Matthew Battagloili from an Austrian school libertarian perspective. Battagloili was educated at the Ludwig Von Mises Institute and specilized in economics. This is clearly seen in the book as Battagloili often ties in equality's economically disastrous consequences from the Austrian schools pure logic methodology.
The book is split into five different sections which are A:The authoritarian nature of equality B:Economics and equality C: Politics and equality D: Ethics and equality and E: Culture and equality. Battagloili shows how the ideology of equality corrupts society and exposes how socialism inevitably creates economic chaos.
The book is only about 90 pages and it packs a punch. I've always been a fan of Arktos publishing and I would encourage everyone to pick up a copy of this book.
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The Consequences Of Equality is a book written by Matthew Battagloili from an Austrian school libertarian perspective. Battagloili was educated at the Ludwig Von Mises Institute and specilized in economics. This is clearly seen in the book as Battagloili often ties in equality's economically disastrous consequences from the Austrian schools pure logic methodology.
The book is split into five different sections which are A:The authoritarian nature of equality B:Economics and equality C: Politics and equality D: Ethics and equality and E: Culture and equality. Battagloili shows how the ideology of equality corrupts society and exposes how socialism inevitably creates economic chaos.
The book is only about 90 pages and it packs a punch. I've always been a fan of Arktos publishing and I would encourage everyone to pick up a copy of this book.
Buy Here
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