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{{Chicago | Chicago = [[Henry Hazlitt|Hazlitt, Henry]]. 1946. ''[[Economics in One Lesson]]''. Three Rivers Press.}} <!-- two single quotes for italics -->
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{{DES | des = (1946)  [[Henry Hazlitt]]'s Austrian-style anti-progressivism reactionary rant.  Peddled as an introduction to economics, because anyone with some knowledge of economics would laugh at it.  65 year old "the world is coming to an end tomorrow" doomsaying. And I'll never understand how he makes out 175+ pages in 24 chapters as "one lesson". Read the rebuttal, [[Economics in Two Lessons: Why Markets Work So Well, and Why They Can Fail So Badly]]. | show=}}
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