Lawrence W. Fertig (1898 – 1986) was an American advertising executive and a libertarian journalist and economic commentator.
Fertig wrote columns for the New York World-Telegram and the New York Sun. Fertig also wrote Prosperity Through Freedom.
He was the founder of Lawrence Fertig & Company, a New York advertising and marketing firm. The Hoover Institution maintains an archive of Fertig's papers at their Stanford, California location.
Economic breakdown and loss of freedom inevitably follow monetary weakness.
How the distorted view of the innovator's function disrupts the economy.
The equality, stability, security we seek from government, declares Lawrence Fertig, may mean an end to progress.
One of those manifestations, of course, concerns labor union policies and practices; and these, as Lawrence Fertig shows, mean more inflation.
Though none can accurately time the economic crisis that inflation breeds, Lawrence Fertig predicts with certainty that freedom will be lost in the process.
Just how the market is prevented from functioning is spelled out in further detail as Lawrence Fertig describes "The Government Veto System."
An attempt to change the meaning of a simple word is being thwarted by the common sense of the American public.
Though this article was written in early June, based on statistics then available, its point still holds that sounds economic policy requires--
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