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HENRY
HAZLITT
ECONOMICS
IN
ONE LESSON
SPECIAL EDITION FORTHE
FOUNDATION
FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION, INC.
POCKET
BOOKS,
INC., ROCKEFELLER
CENTER,
N.
Y.
ThePrinting History of
ECONOMICSIN ONE LESSON
Harpe
r
&
Brothersedition publishedJuly
,
1946
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FEBRUARY, 19 48
Reader'sDigest condensed
version
published August, 1946:
February,
1948Spanish edition (Editorial
Kraft,
Buenos
Aires)pub
l
ished December, 1947
Pocket
Book
edition published November,1948
1ST
PRINTING
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October,
1948
Special edition forThe Foundation for Economic Education,
Inc.
May, 1952
This Pocket Book
edition is published by
arrangement
with
Harper
&
Brothers
Henry
Hazlitt has been interpreting businesstrends for
the
American people for the past
35
years. Starting in the field of economics as
a
reporter on the
Wall Street Journal,
he hasserved on the financial and editorial staffs of several of the great New York newspapers,including the
Sun,
the
Herald,
and the
Times.
In addition, he has been associated with
The
Nation
and edited
American Mercury
andthe
Freeman.
Mr.
Hazlitt
has traveled exten
-
sively in Europe and South America for on-the
-
spot studies of world economic conditions.Since
1946,
he has been
a
contributing editorto
Newsweek
magazine, where his weeklycolumn,
"
Business Tides,
"
is
a
regular feature.Born in Philadelphia, in
1894,
he attendedthe College of the City of New York and servedwitb Air Service,
U.
S.
Army, in World War
I.
He is the author of many books and pamphletsdealing
with
economics, among which are
Will Dollars Save
the
World?
and
The Great Idea.
We is also
well
known as
a
lecturer andliteraly critic.
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