Interventionism: an economic analysis / Ludwig von Mises ; edited and with a foreword by Bettina Bien Greaves.

Foreword
Author's preface
Introduction
The problem
Capitalism or market economy
The socialist economy
The capitalist state and the socialist state
The interventionist state
The plea for moral reform
Interference by restriction
The nature of restrictive measures
Costs and benefits of restrictive measures
The restrictive measure as a privilege
Restrictive measures as expenditures
Interference by price control
The alternative: statutory law versus economic law
The reaction of the market
Minimum wages and unemployment
The political consequences of unemployment
Inflation and credit expansion
Inflation
Credit expansion
Foreign exchange control
The flight of capital and the problem of "hot money"
Confiscation and subsidies
Confiscation
The procurement of funds for public expenditure
Unprofitable public works and subsidies
"Altruistic" entrepreneurship
Corporativism and syndicalism
Corporativism
Syndicalism
War economy
War and the market economy
Total war and war socialism
Market economy and national defense
The economic, social, and political consequences of interventionism
The economic consequences
Parliamentary government and interventionism
Freedom and the economic system
The great delusion
The source of Hitler's success
Conclusions
Reading references
Index.