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  Information and it's Addressee

  This paper is a fragment of an extensive study. The proposed text here refers to the premises of the study - psychological, i.e. related to the motivation for it, and conceptual - i.e. clarifying the framework in which it fits.... This paper is a fragment of an extensive study. The proposed text here refers to the premises of the study - psychological, i.e. related to the motivation for it, and conceptual - i.e. clarifying the framework in which it fits.

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  Human Action. Part Four, Chapter XVII. Indirect Exchange && 1-11

  Interpersonal exchange is called indirect exchange if, between the commodities and services the reciprocal exchange of which is the ultimate end of exchanging, one or several media of exchange are interposed. The subject matter of the theory of indirect exchange is the study of the ratio of exchange between the media of exchange on the one hand ... Interpersonal exchange is called indirect exchange if, between the commodities and services the reciprocal exchange of which is the ultimate end of exchanging, one or several media of exchange are interposed. The subject matter of the theory of indirect exchange is the study of the ratio of exchange between the media of exchange on the one hand and the goods and services of all orders on the other hand. The statements of the theory of indirect exchange refer to all instances of indirect exchange and to all things which are employed as media of exchange.

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  Free Enterprise and Poverty: Cause or Cure?

  Poverty in general is created by governmental mismanagement. The solution to the problem is the free enterprise system. Markets reduce poverty by promoting incentives and rational economic activity. Governments exacerbate it by attacking private property, regulating business, and through taxation. The problem of black poverty stems mainly from the ... Poverty in general is created by governmental mismanagement. The solution to the problem is the free enterprise system. Markets reduce poverty by promoting incentives and rational economic activity. Governments exacerbate it by attacking private property, regulating business, and through taxation. The problem of black poverty stems mainly from the breakup, nay, the failure to form, of the black family. This, in turn, is traced to governmental welfare programs.