Defending the Undefendable

In "Defending the Undefendable," Professor Block presents a provocative exploration of victimless crimes and contentious economic practices, arguing for their validity within the framework of microeconomic theory. This influential work not only challenges common misconceptions but also illustrates the essential roles that all activities play in a free market. Esteemed economists like Murray Rothbard and F.A. Hayek have praised the book for its bold examination of extreme cases, asserting that it effectively validates the principles of free-market economics while pushing readers to confront prevailing prejudices and rethink their understanding of economic morality.