In the United States, at least, the Federal welfare state is primarily a development of the twentieth century. Governmental welfare measures, if any, before World War I were handled largely at the local level; there had been no substantial use of Federal funds to buy votes, no reason for states to modify their voting laws and practices to gain special privileges in Washington.
— Paul L. Poirot
- The Primacy of Freedom
by Brian Summers
Foundation for Economic Education - The Freedom to Move
by Oscar W. Cooley and Paul L. Poirot
Foundation for Economic Education - The Renewal of Liberty
by Paul L. Poirot
Foundation for Economic Education - Flies in the Sugar Bowl
by Paul L. Poirot
Foundation for Economic Education
