1894 to 1993
Henry Hazlitt
A journalist rather than a professor, and the reason most readers of free-market economics ever started. He wrote for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and Newsweek, and spent a career turning arguments made for economists into arguments anyone could follow. Eight works · 1946 to 1973
A selection, not the whole. He put his own output at ten million words and reckoned his collected works would run to a hundred and fifty volumes. These eight are the books the Institute hosts in full.
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