Economic Liberalism, vol. 1 The Beginnings
A two volume study of the intellectual origins of economic liberalism. Volume 1 deals with its beginnings in Stoicism, mercantilism, and the American Revolution. Volume 2 deals with the Classical School of the 19th century.
Economic Liberalism (New York: Random House, 1965). vol. 1 The Beginnings.
Copyright:
This book is published online with the kind permission of the copyright holder, the author William Grampp.
People:
- Author: William Dyer Grampp
Formats:
| Format | Description | Size |
|---|---|---|
| EBook PDF | This text-based PDF or EBook was created from the HTML version of this book and is part of the Portable Library of Liberty. | 540 KB |
| ePub | ePub standard file for your iPad or any e-reader compatible with that format | 221 KB |
| Facsimile PDF | This is a facsimile or image-based PDF made from scans of the original book. | 7.71 MB |
| HTML | This version has been converted from the original text. Every effort has been taken to translate the unique features of the printed book into the HTML medium. | 497 KB |
| Kindle | This is an E-book formatted for Amazon Kindle devices. | 291 KB |
| M4A | MP4A Audio for your computer or iPod. | 172 MB |
| MARC Record | MAchine-Readable Cataloging record. | 1.54 KB |
Table of Contents
- FOREWORD
- THE STOIC ORIGINS OF LIBERALISM
- THE MERCANTILISTS AS LIBERALS
- THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN LIBERALISM
- THE CLASSICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF LIBERALISM
- THE POLITICAL IDEAS OF THE CLASSICAL ECONOMISTS
- LIBERALISM IN THE GREAT CENTURY
- NOTE ON THE CONTENTS
- CONTENTS
- ECONOMIC LIBERALISM THE BEGINNINGS
- 1: THE STOIC ORIGINS OF LIBERALISM
- 1: The Consequences of Stoicism
- THE ACTIVE AND THE PASSIVE LIFE
- STOICISM AND POLITICAL AUTHORITY
- 2: Zeno and the Moral Sage
- THE LOGIC OF STOIC MORALITY
- REASON AND VIRTUE
- SOME DIFFICULTIES
- 3: The Modifications in Stoicism
- THE EXTENSION OF INTERESTS
- MORALITY AND CUSTOMARY BEHAVIOR
- 4: Epictetus
- THE CONCEPTION OF SELF-INTEREST
- THE ECONOMIC IDEAS
- THE POLITICAL IDEAS
- THE PROBLEM OF EQUALITY
- 5: Cicero
- THE PLACE OF REASON
- THE CONCEPTION OF NATURAL LAW
- THE ORDER OF OBLIGATIONS
- FREEDOM, EQUALITY, AND LAW
- THE STATE AND THE ECONOMY
- THE CONCEPTION OF THE MARKET
- 6: The Stoic Legacy
- 2: THE MERCANTILISTS AS LIBERALS
- 1: National Power and Full Employment
- 2: The Means to Full Employment
- INCREASING THE DEMAND FOR LABOR
- PRICE AND WAGE POLICY
- THE RATE OF INTEREST
- INCREASING THE LABOR SUPPLY
- 3: The Market
- THE CLASSICAL VIEW
- THE MERCANTILIST VIEW
- PRICING AND COMPETITION
- 4: The Political Ideas
- THE ORIGINS AND FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
- POLITICS, THE PRICE MECHANISM, AND POLICY
- FULL EMPLOYMENT VERSUS LAISSER FAIRE
- 5: The Economic Setting of Mercantilist Policy
- 6: Comment on the Commentaries on Mercantilism
- 3: THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN LIBERALISM
- 1: The Constitutional Convention
- “THE REGULATION OF COMMERCE”
- THE AMBIGUITY ABOUT POLICY
- THE CONTRADICTIONS IN POLICY
- 2: The Ideology of the Federalists
- THE DIFFERENTIA OF THE FEDERALISTS
- The Federalist PAPERS
- 3: Economic Policy of the Federalist Party
- LAISSER FAIRE AND NATIONALISM
- THE OBJECTIONS TO FREE MARKETS
- the Report on Manufactures
- THE FISCAL AND MONETARY PROGRAM
- MONOPOLY AND INEQUALITY
- 4: Republican Economic Policy
- THE DIFFERENTIA OF REPUBLICANISM
- JEFFERSON’S ECONOMICS
- THE EXTREME REPUBLICANS
- TRADE POLICY
- JOHN TAYLOR AND AGRARIANISM
- GALLATIN
- NOTES
- 1: THE STOIC ORIGINS OF LIBERALISM
- 2: THE MERCANTILISTS AS LIBERALS
- 3: THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN LIBERALISM
Loading...