The Case for Capitalism

No economist of to-day quite equals his skill in resolving the technicalities of the most difficult subject into their simplest elements, and in carrying his readers along from one essential point to another with such pleasurable clarity. It is an invaluable thing to possess - this disentangling quality of mind, this power to master a subject so completely and to turn it over and over so freely and thoroughly, that even the task of elucidating it for the non-specialist becomes an agreeable ...