Books by Harry Browne

Below are 17 books written by Harry Browne. Many of them are out of print, but a few are available on Harry Browne's website at: HarryBrowne.org in the Harry Browne Store or as eBooks at:  TrendsAction.com Books.

Note: There are other authors by the name of Harry Browne or Harry Brown. The books below are the only ones written by this Harry Browne.

June 17, 2008

The Secret of Selling ~ Anything (2008) This book refutes selling clichés accepted without question for years, and proves in terms of the real world as it is that the stereotyped image of the “born salesman” is a mistake. Here is a painless way to become a good salesman, to influence others, to become more in demand, to increase your sales significantly, and make more money ~ without remaking your personality, without becoming forceful, aggressive, or eloquent.

Freedom The American Way (2008) A compilation of articles and newspaper columns that contain factual and well-reasoned economic, moral, and business truths written in simple and to the point language that everyone can understand and appreciate, and that appeal to the readers self-interest. If you want to reduce the size of government, make the most of your life, and learn seven ways to increase your wages ~ you'll find this book interesting, enjoyable, and thought-provoking.

Investment Strategy in an Uncertain World (2007) Sixteen (16) articles that discuss Harry's investment strategy. They contain perceptive explanations that debunk so much of what passes for investment wisdom - plus intelligent comments about life. Most of all, the main thrust of the articles is a step-by-step analysis of how you can deal with an uncertain world - without preconceptions or dogma.

2000+ Libertarian Quotes (2006) Two thousand pithy libertarian quotations and comments concerning liberty, government, and politics personally selected by Harry Browne to help you sell libertarian ideas to others.

Liberty A to Z (2004) 872 libertarian soundbites you can use right now.

The Great Libertarian Offer (2000) A Libertarian plan of responsible, sensible solutions to today’s political and social problems. Harry Browne explains that Libertarians want you to be free — free to live your own life as you think best. And he provides the ammunition you need to show people how much better off they’d be in a Libertarian America.

Fail-Safe Investing (1998) How you can create a bulletproof portfolio you can walk away from — while protecting you from inflation, deflation, or recession, while allowing you to profit from prosperous periods.

Why Government Doesn’t Work (1995) — Why all those government programs have failed to live up to the promises made when they were enacted — a program by program critique of government health care, education, crime control, foreign policy, and much more.

The Economic Time Bomb (1989) The dangers that investors worry about, and how to be protected against all of them.

Why the Best-Laid Investment Plans Usually Go Wrong (1987) A critique of all the investment and speculative trading systems that purport to beat the markets. Guess what — none of them can be relied upon.

Investment Rule #1 (privately published, 1985) What is the one investment rule you can rely on no matter what?

Inflation-Proofing Your Investments (with Terry Coxon, 1981) The introduction of the Permanent Portfolio plan. The investments suggested have been superseded by the latest version of Fail-Safe Investing.

New Profits from the Monetary Crisis (1978 ) An outdated explanation of the investment markets.

Harry Browne's Complete Guide to Swiss Banks (1976) A lot of useful information about Switzerland; however, the bank information is now outdated.

You Can Profit from a Monetary Crisis (1974) A clear and extensive explanation of how government intervention perverts the free market.

How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World (1973) How you can apply libertarian principles to your personal life to have greater freedom from those who would like to tell you how to live your life — whether the government, relatives, friends, or just nosey people.

How You Can Profit from the Coming Devaluation (1970) A clear and extensive explanation of how the government money system perverts the free market.