Book: John Medaille: The Political Economy of Distributism

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Kevin Carson:

"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." (http://mutualist.blogspot.com/2008/08/john-medaille-political-economy-of.html)

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

Political Economy of Distributism

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