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The first volume of The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon
The Virtues of Capitalism lays the foundation of Seldon’s views and theories of capitalism. The first part, Corrigible Capitalism; Incorrigible Socialism , was first published in 1980. It explains why, Seldon believes, “private enterprise is imperfect but redeemable,” but the “state economy promises the earth, and ends in coercion to conceal its incurable failure.”
The second part, Capitalism , is widely considered to be Seldon’s finest work. Originally published in 1990, it is the winner of the 1991 Antony Fisher Award from the Atlas Economic Research Foundation. This book covers the range of classical liberal thought that inspired the movement toward free-market reforms in Britain and intellectually opposed the collectivist post-war tide. In an eloquent manner, Seldon offers Capitalism as a celebration rather than a defence of classical liberalism.
Also Available
The complete set of seven books for only £79.95:
The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon
The other books in the series at £13.95 each:
The Virtues of Capitalism
The State is Rolling Back
Everyman’s Dictionary of Economics
Introducing Market Forces into Public Services
Government Failure and Over-Government
The Welfare State: Pensions, Healthcare and Education
The IEA, the LSE, and Influence of Ideas
The second part, Capitalism , is widely considered to be Seldon’s finest work. Originally published in 1990, it is the winner of the 1991 Antony Fisher Award from the Atlas Economic Research Foundation. This book covers the range of classical liberal thought that inspired the movement toward free-market reforms in Britain and intellectually opposed the collectivist post-war tide. In an eloquent manner, Seldon offers Capitalism as a celebration rather than a defence of classical liberalism.
Also Available
The complete set of seven books for only £79.95:
The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon
The other books in the series at £13.95 each:
The Virtues of Capitalism
The State is Rolling Back
Everyman’s Dictionary of Economics
Introducing Market Forces into Public Services
Government Failure and Over-Government
The Welfare State: Pensions, Healthcare and Education
The IEA, the LSE, and Influence of Ideas
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