Capitalism with a human face
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Capitalism with a human face
E. Elgar, c1995
- : hbk
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Capitalism With a Human Face is a carefully edited selection of Samuel Brittan's most important recent essays. It covers topics ranging from utilitarianism and the ethics of self-interest, to the principles of macroeconomic policy and how to price people into work without throwing them into poverty. The book will be controversial, for the individualistic ethic, which it is so fashionable to attack, is not merely defended but celebrated. This collection will be of special interest both to readers of Samuel Brittan's articles who would like a more extended treatment and those new to his work. A notable feature is a specially written introduction explaining how the author came to take up political economy and how he arrived at the positions elaborated in this book.
Table of Contents
Contents: Introduction: Footfalls in the Memory (Intellectual Autobiography) Part I: Political Economy Part II: Keynes and Hayek Part III: Jobs, Inflation and Economic Management Part IV: Problems and Policies Part V: Capitalism with a Human Face Finale: Some Presumptions of Economic Liberalism
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