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Présentation Why Capitalism? Format Relié
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Résumé :
A review of the headlines of the past decade seems to show that disasters are often part of capitalist systems: the high-tech bubble, the Enron fraud, the Madoff Ponzi scheme, the great housing bubble, massive lay-offs, and a widening income gap. Disenchantment with the market economy has reached the point that many even question capitalism itself....
Biographie:
Allan H. Meltzer is The Allan H. Meltzer University Professor of Political Economy at Carnegie Mellon University. He is the author of A History of the Federal Reserve, Vols. 1 and 2.
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PREFACE ; CHAPTER 1: WHY CAPITALISM? ; CHAPTER 2: REGULATION AND THE WELFARE STATE ; CHAPTER 3: WHY BIG DEFICITS NOW? ; CHAPTER 4: SOURCES OF POSTWAR PROGRESS ; CHAPTER 5: FOREIGN AID ; CHAPTER 6: WHY INFLATION WILL RETURN ; INDEX
A concise alternative to current economic policies for those who look with suspicion at the writings of economists and financial specialists...A lively, politically challenging contribution to a developing discussion on how to change international monetary arrangements. --Kirkus Reviews Allan Meltzer's Why Capitalism is a thoughtful, historically-based analysis of the roles of government and free markets in a democratic society. Meltzer has thought deeply about the workings of both and has a good sense of which functions each best can be trusted to serve. His analysis of financial regulation in general and of the Dodd-Frank bill in particular is the best I have seen. --Robert Lucas, University of Chicago, 1995 Nobel laureate in Economics If you want a realpolitik view of the world, Meltzer's your guy. You know right away that you are in for quite a ride when, in the introduction, he acknowledges the range of his influences, from Immanuel Kant (for example, human nature as 'crooked timber') to Karl Popper to Friedrich Hayek, and to Milton Friedman, among others. He takes you back in time and sketches from a broad perspective the old battle of capitalism versus communism and socialism, and extols the genius of the freedom of capitalism. For those interested in recounting the perils of government regulation and failed attempts at income distribution, it's a treasure, especially in the last chapter. There, the author describes the role of the Federal Reserve, particularly in moderating inflation, Meltzer's specialty.--Journal of Environmental Investing
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