Wealth and Freedom provides a comprehensive introduction to political economy for the student or other interested nonspecialist. The book explores such key issues as: the place of our economy in the larger social system, the importance of market institutions for individual autonomy, private enterprise as a system of economic development, poverty and inequality in market economies, global inequality, the limits of the market and the role of government. The book is distinctive in employing a rights-based approach to understanding and evaluating economic institutions.
Wealth and Freedom provides a comprehensive introduction to political economy for the student or other interested nonspecialist. The book explores such key issues as: the place of our economy in the larger social system, the importance of market institutions for individual autonomy, private enterprise as a system of economic development, poverty and inequality in market economies, global inequality, the limits of the market and the role of government. The book is distinctive in employing a rights-based approach to understanding and evaluating economic institutions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Emeritus professor in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He holds a PhD in economics from Yale University and a Certificate in Psychoanalytic Scholarship from the Colorado Center for Psychoanalytic Studies. He has published extensively in the fields of economics, political economy, and psychoanalysis. In the field of psychoanalysis, he has published books on work, creativity, ethics, and politics. His most recent publication is Dark Fantasy: Regressive Movements and the Search for Meaning in Politics. He currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures and tables Preface Introduction Part I. Economy and Society: 1. The place of the economy 2. Needs and wants Part II. Capitalism: 3. Capitalism 4. The self-regulating market 5. Creative destruction 6. Labor Part III. Inequality and Difference: 7. The classical argument for inequality 8. Income and productive contribution 9. Rights and the market 10. Poverty and inequality Part IV. International Society: 11. International inequality 12. International society Part V. Individual and Community: 13. The limits of the market 14. Private ends, public good References Index.
List of figures and tables Preface Introduction Part I. Economy and Society: 1. The place of the economy 2. Needs and wants Part II. Capitalism: 3. Capitalism 4. The self-regulating market 5. Creative destruction 6. Labor Part III. Inequality and Difference: 7. The classical argument for inequality 8. Income and productive contribution 9. Rights and the market 10. Poverty and inequality Part IV. International Society: 11. International inequality 12. International society Part V. Individual and Community: 13. The limits of the market 14. Private ends, public good References Index.
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