• publisher: FEE
• date: 4/3/1990 12:00:00 AM
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  ARE LABOR UNIONS ANTI-LABOR? 
  by Henry Hazlitt 
  Lecture -- FEE's 
  Trustees and Guests 
  November 22, 1970 
  For more than a century the economic thinking not only of the 
  public, but of the majority of economists, has been dominated by a 
  myth -- the myth that the labor unions have been on the whole a 
  highly benevolent institution, and have raised the level of real 
  wages far above what it would have been without union agitation. 
  Many even talk as if the unions had been chiefly resp...

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Letter for addition to The New York Timess Obit File of Henrey Hazlitt.pdf