The Sizzle of Economic Freedom by Lawrence J. McQuillan and Robert P. Murphy
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Overview: Freedom lovers have long tried to win converts — and especially voters — by appealing to first principles of classical liberalism embraced by the Founding Fathers: above all, the inalienable right of an individual to chart the course of his own life. This approach has had limited success, because most Americans do not feel unfree. Instead of selling the freedom steak, perhaps a better approach would be to sell the freedom sizzle: all the secondary benefits that flow from greater economic freedom.
Economic freedom is the right of individuals to pursue their interests through voluntary exchanges of private property under the rule of law. This freedom forms the foundation of market economies. The premise of this report is simple: Most Americans do not realize what the restrictions on their economic freedom are costing them. Americans would likely demand more economic freedom, and be willing to pay a higher price to achieve it, if they knew about the benefits that would flow to them in return.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General, Economics
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