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Latest revision as of 08:14, 19 September 2021
Book: The The Political Economy of Distributism by John C. Médaille
Description
Contents
The book is available in draft form at The Distributist Review site. The links below will take you to each chapter.
- Chapter I: What's in a Name?
- Chapter II: If it Ain't Broke
- Chapter III: Political Economy as a Science
- Chapter IV: The Purpose of an Economy
- Chapter V: Equilibrium, or The Tao of Economics
- Chapter VI: Justice and the Political Economy
- Chapter VII: The Fictitious Commodities-Money
- Chapter VIII: The Fictitious Commodities-Labor
- Chapter IX: The Fictitious Commodities-Land
- Chapter X: Property as Proper to Man
Index adapter from Kevin Carson's original.[1]
Reviews
- "This book is extremely valuable as a critique of the operating assumptions of orthodox marginalist economics, although Austrians may fault it for focusing primarily on the dominant neoclassical school. I especially recommend the chapters on equlibrium and the fictitious commodities. The chapter on land, in particular, is an excellent introduction to Ricardian rent." ~Kevin Carson [2]
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- Author John C. Médaille
- Distributism