E

Earhart Foundation, 17

Economic Consequences of the Peace, The (Keynes), 214

Economic Growth of the United States, 1790–1860, The (North), 188–93

Economic History of England: The Eighteenth Century, An (Ashton), 218–21

Economic Interpretation of the Constitution (Beard)

overview of Rothbard’s criticism, 3

Rothbard’s critique of, 69–75

Economic Mind in American Civilization (Dorfman), 253n40

economics

banking. Seebanking

capital investment in economic development, 302–07

capitalism. Seecapitalism

Chamberlain’s view of, 267–77

Chicago School of economics. SeeChicago School of economics

classical school of, 292–95

competition. Seecompetition

definition of money, 257–65

demagogues and, 34

depressions. Seedepressions; Great Depression

equation of exchange, 240–49

foreign investment, 195–96

growth of United States, 1790–1860, 188–93

of individualist anarchists, 30–31

of industries. Seeindustries

infant-industry argument, 249–53

Keynesian theory of. SeeKeynesian theory of economics

overview of Rothbard’s criticism, 3–5

theories of competition, 307–20

value of money, 301–02

of war, 378

Economics of the Cotton Textile Industry (Backman and Gainsbrugh), 251n38

Economics of Welfare (Pigou), 319n92

Edgeworth, Francis Y.

Mathematical Psychics,314–15

Edison, Thomas A., 147

education

establishment of Ph.D. degrees, 147

in the first half of the 18th century, 128–29

progressive education, 8, 167, 184

public schools. Seepublic schools

egalitarianism, 77–78

Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Ike), 49, 91, 180–81, 182, 187–88

Elements (Walras), 313

Eleventh Amendment, 104

Eliot, Jared, 96

elitism, 36–39, 64–68

Elkins Act of 1903, 155

Ellis, Havelock, 214

Emancipation Proclamation, 131, 135, 136

employment, 220, 223–25, 230–40

enclosures, 219–20

Engels, Friedrich, 216–17

England. SeeBritain

Enlightenment, 39, 56, 65, 95

Episcopal Church, 93

equation of exchange, 240–49, 301

equilibrium, economic, 229–33, 311

Essays in Political Economy (Carey), 253n40

Essentials of Economic Theory (Clark), 317

Ethiopia, 171

eugenic mating, 65–66

Evans, Medford, 338, 354

Evening Post,119

Everett, Edward, 134

evolution, 144, 167

exchange, equation of, 240–49

exchange controls, 290

exchange rates, 298

Executive Suite (Hawley), 394

existentialism, 62–63, 67

expansionism of United States. Seeimperialism

expenditures, 227–40

experts, democracy and, 36–39

exports

aid to foreign countries and, 206

growth of United States, 1790–1860 and, 190–93

Keynesian theory of economics and, 228