Description
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An OECD report (published on Nov. 2, 1992) showed that the average Danish wage earner is by far the highest taxed in the world - even when all social benefits are included...
This book represents a warning to all societies now emerging from communist oppression: There is no other way to a better life than freedom for the individual. There is no such thing as a workable "Scandinavian Model".
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Contents: Denmark is no longer a democracy under the rule of law. The trend points towards still more state control. 64% of the population is dependent on state payments; clients dare vote only for their patron-parties. "Wrong" opinions are suppressed by subtle totalitarian methods.
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The Author: P.H. Bering was born in 1933. He has worked as a Department Head at the University of Aalborg since its founding in 1974, where he also teaches physics. He began his career as an officer in the Royal Danish Airforce, studied philosophy and later physics and chemistry at the University of Copenhagen. He has a degree in Electronic Engineering from the Engineering Academy in Copenhagen. Supplementary studies in economics, law and various foreign languages. He is the author of a large number of newspaper articles on economic and political themes, always based on a firm libertarian attitude towards life.
