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Samuel Gregg: The Profoundly anti-Keynesian Political Economy of Wilhelm Röpke
Samuel Gregg: The Profoundly anti-Keynesian Political Economy of Wilhelm Röpke
Nov 18, 2024 5:36 PM

Acton Research Director Samuel Gregg is featured on the July 29 episode of Liberty Law Talk. The conversation, which focuses on the too-often forgotten free-market economics of Wilhelm Röpke, can be downloaded online at the Library of Law and Liberty website. Gregg has written extensively on Röpke in the past and the conversation meets expectations as enlightening and thought-provoking. Be sure to check it out.

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