Titlebook: Economic Thought and Political Theory; David Reisman Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 John Stuart Mill.Plato.Policy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1380-9John Stuart Mill; Plato; Policy; Schumpeter; economic theory; economy; political theory

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978-94-010-4604-6Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994

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Entwicklung der Drogenkriminalit?tThis chapter outlines some implications for economic policy of John Steuart Mill’s position on the nature and function of abstract economics. It is designed as a sort of introduction to his theory of economic policy rather than a statement of that theory as such.

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,Economic Theory and Policy: An Introduction to John Stuart Mill’s Political Economy,This chapter outlines some implications for economic policy of John Steuart Mill’s position on the nature and function of abstract economics. It is designed as a sort of introduction to his theory of economic policy rather than a statement of that theory as such.

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Book 1994 and comprehend, they would at best be unable toshare, at worst be obliged to fight. This book is concerned withcommunicating and comprehending. It takes the view that ideas matterand that a dialogue with alternative worldviews is a civilisedexercise in tolerance. ..Economic Thought and Political Th

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0924-199X ommunicate and comprehend, they would at best be unable toshare, at worst be obliged to fight. This book is concerned withcommunicating and comprehending. It takes the view that ideas matterand that a dialogue with alternative worldviews is a civilisedexercise in tolerance. ..Economic Thought and Po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47190-6on (Gray, Hanson, and Ianachkov, 1992). Is it, then, the end of history and arguments about choice of economic system? Are there any choices left? It is the thesis of this chapter that there are options—and that a failure to recognize them is to narrow those who can participate in these choices.

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State and Market When Command Goes Capitalist,on (Gray, Hanson, and Ianachkov, 1992). Is it, then, the end of history and arguments about choice of economic system? Are there any choices left? It is the thesis of this chapter that there are options—and that a failure to recognize them is to narrow those who can participate in these choices.