Henry Hazlitt Ceramic Mug - Economics in one Lesson (1946)

Start your day with good coffee and a warning regarding politicians with our Henry Hazlitt Ceramic Mug, that features a sketch rendition of Hazlitt and wisdom from his classic book.

From "Economics in one Lesson", 1946, the quote reads, "The first requisite of a sound monetary system is that it put the least possible power over the quantity or quality of money in the hands of the politicians."

• Material: High-quality ceramic
• Size: 11oz capacity
• Design: Glossy white finish with AI-generated Pencil Sketch
• Durability: Dishwasher and microwave safe, retaining quality through use
• Perfect for any hot beverage: Coffee, tea, or hot chocolate

This mug not only serves you your coffee but it also serves as a conversation starter for economics enthusiasts and advocates of free-market principles. With Hazlitt’s cogent quote on politicians and monetary policy, it's an ideal gift for scholars, students, or anyone passionate about Austrian economic theory.

Order now to elevate your beverage experience while showcasing your appreciation for economic freedom and critical thinking!