Archive for Harry L. Smith

Statistics and Poverty

There is no statistical or governmental way to eliminate a “lower third” from any society, but their lot can be vastly improved through freedom.

1May1968 | | 0 comments | Continued

Gulliver and the Planners

Mr. Smith recently has returned to the United States with his family after many years as a businessman in Argentina. United Nations officials, military men, and sundry world govern­ment advocates, have at times recommended an extraterrestrial police force. Such an international force, sanctified by good inten­tions, would circle the globe either on a man-made satellite [...]

1Oct1965 | | 0 comments | Continued

You Cant Strike Against the Market

That decision led to the next to make this something of a special issue on labor policy; hence, the article by Harry Smith on why strikes can’t accomplish their purpose in the marketplace.

1Jul1964 | | 0 comments | Continued

Confusion about Democracy

Harry L. Smith is a businessman in Argen­tina. This article is from a series on "The Ar­gentine Crisis" which appeared in the Buenos Aires Herald in early September 1962. There is considerable confusion today as between democratic in­stitutions and democratic ideals. Democratic institutions such as the judicial, legislative, and ad­ministrative branches of the gov­ernment, the [...]

1Feb1963 | | 0 comments | Continued

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