In a radio interview in 1962, economist Ludwig von Mises was asked: “Are the interests of employees at odds with the interests of the corporations they work for?” Mises argued no, and explained how the common man benefits twice from his employer’s interests – first as an individual, then as a consumer.
Read the transcript here: http://mises.org/efandi/ch15.asp
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I wished people would understand that principle
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