The essays in Economic Sophisms have come to be recognized as among
the most cogent and persuasive refutations of the major fallacies
of protectionism-fallacies that are still with us today and that
will continue to crop up as long as the public remains
uninstructed. The great lesson that all these essays teach, in one
form or another, is the necessity of always looking at economic
questions from the point of view of the consumer, rather than that
of the producer. With an introduction by Henry Hazlitt, the notes
of the French editor, and explanatory comments by the translator
designed to elucidate all references that the modern reader might
find obscure, this edition contains abundant cross references to
the two other works of Bastiat, Selected Essays on Political
Economy and Economic Harmonies, also available from the Foundation
for Economic Education.
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