You know the broken window fallacy, the idea that war and destruction stimulating technological and economic growth makes as much sense as a child creating wealth by breaking his fathers window?
What I'm wondering is, put simply, exactly how many windows did Hitler break since becoming Chancellor?
In how many ways, and in what magnitude, did the world, specifically Europe, have to pay because of the war and/or the regimes of Germany, Japan and Italy, what was World War II's total 'opportunity cost'?
What I'm wondering is, put simply, exactly how many windows did Hitler break since becoming Chancellor?
In how many ways, and in what magnitude, did the world, specifically Europe, have to pay because of the war and/or the regimes of Germany, Japan and Italy, what was World War II's total 'opportunity cost'?