Una lección de economía

If you've ever been promised prosperity through "breaking windows," raising taxes, or "creating jobs" by spending massively, this book is for you. Hazlitt teaches you to look twice: first at what you see, and then at what you don't. With straightforward prose and unforgettable examples—from smashed shop windows to "necessary" bridges, from the minimum wage to price controls—you'll uncover the hidden costs of "well-intentioned" measures and why wealth comes from producing, saving, and letting prices inform the market.