“And then Mises, in a book about World War I called Nation, State and Economy, he also sort of highlights this problem with war planning.”
Peter Boettke, Guest on EconTalkWho Won the Socialist Calculation Debate (with Peter Boettke)

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“And then Mises, in a book about World War I called Nation, State and Economy, he also sort of highlights this problem with war planning.”
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