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History of Austrian Economics by Ivan Pongracic

Government-led humanitarian efforts have created more harm than good. Despite spending an enormous amount of resources, these good intentions are not producing their desired results. Do we need more government intervention in economic development? FEE Board of Scholars and George Mason University professor Christopher Coyne introduces his book "Doing Bad by Doing Good" where he discusses how by "doing good", government intervention produces bad results.