Wilhelm Röpke's political economy
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Wilhelm Röpke's political economy
Edward Elgar, c2010
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-206) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Wilhelm RApke's Political Economy is the story of one man's efforts to rehabilitate a Smithian approach to political economy in ways that met the economic and political challenges of the twentieth century.
Wilhelm RApke is best known for his decisive intellectual contributions to the economic reforms that took post-war West Germany from ruin to riches within a decade. In this informative book, Samuel Gregg presents RApke as a sophisticated A (c)conomiste-philosophe in the tradition of Adam Smith, who was as much concerned with exploring and reforming the moral, social and intellectual foundations of the market economy, as he was in examining subjects such as business-cycles, trade-policy, inflation, employment, and the welfare state. By situating RApke's ideas in the history of modern Western economic thought, Samuel Gregg illustrates that while RApke's `neoliberalism' departed from much nineteenth-century classical liberal thought, it was also profoundly anti-Keynesian and contested key aspects of the post-war Keynesian economic consensus.
This book challenges many contemporary interpretations of Wilhelm RApke's economic thought, and will therefore be an invaluable resource for scholars, graduate students, and researchers with an interest in economics, history of economic thought, political philosophy, economic philosophy, and international trade. Policymakers will also find much to interest them in this captivating book.
目次
Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Ruin and Reform: The Crisis of German Economic Liberalism 3. Economics and the Economist 4. Toward a New Economic Liberalism 5. Booms, Recessions and Business Cycles 6. After Keynes: Full Employment, Inflation and the Welfare State 7. A Liberal International Economy 8. Between Humanism and Social Science References Index
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