Rothbard Against the Dismalists

decisions and knowledge. They alsorntend to be strong advocates of laissezfairerncapitalism, even more so thanrnmembers of the better-known ChicagornSchool. Deriving the principles of economicsrnfrom self-evident axioms, thernAustrians see the free market not merelyrnas the most efficient allocator of scarcernresources, but, more importantly, as partrnof the natural order of . . .