Excerpt from Social Wrongs and State Responsibilities: It Should Require No Argument to Prove That Industrial Equity Is Incompatible With the Private Ownership of Economic Fundamentals
When, more than a decade ago, the writer took up the critical examination of economic theories, he was impressed by their argument. Granting the normality of social conditions of which these theories were the economic inter pretation, he saw no escape from their conclu sions. But what if these supposedly normal conditions were abnormal ones, and we had mis interpreted the shifting compromises and com pensatory expedients of evolutionary develop ment into a science of economics? What war rant have we for assuming that our theories are premised in normal social conditions?
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- PublisherForgotten Books
- Publication date2018
- ISBN 10 1527967255
- ISBN 13 9781527967250
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages163