Capitalism with a human face / Samuel Brittan

By:

Brittan, Samuel

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: EN Publication details: Hammersmith, London : Fontana Press, 1995 Description: xvii, 292 pISBN:

0 00 6863671

LOC classification:

HB 501 B862c 1995

Summary: Introduction : Footfalls in the memory, 1. -- Economics and ethics, 29. -- Two cheers for self-interest, 51. -- Choice and utility, 65. -- There is no such thing as society, 85. -- Can democracy manage an economy?, 105. -- Hayek's spontaneous social order, 113. -- What remains of the monetarist counter-revolution?, 127. -- Countries do not have deficits, 145. -- The role of the exchange rate, 166. -- The Thatcher government's economic legacy, 183. -- A perspective on unemployment, 211. -- Redistribution : Yes. Equality : No, 235. -- Basic income and the welafare state, 242. -- Some presumptions of economic liberalism, 265

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Introduction : Footfalls in the memory, 1. -- Economics and ethics, 29. -- Two cheers for self-interest, 51. -- Choice and utility, 65. -- There is no such thing as society, 85. -- Can democracy manage an economy?, 105. -- Hayek's spontaneous social order, 113. -- What remains of the monetarist counter-revolution?, 127. -- Countries do not have deficits, 145. -- The role of the exchange rate, 166. -- The Thatcher government's economic legacy, 183. -- A perspective on unemployment, 211. -- Redistribution : Yes. Equality : No, 235. -- Basic income and the welafare state, 242. -- Some presumptions of economic liberalism, 265

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