This Unsuccessful Age: Or, The Pains of Economic Progress |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION by Professor John Jewkes | 7 |
IDEAS AND EXPERIMENTS | 27 |
INEVITABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT | 41 |
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accept action agricultural attempt became become cartels causes central control central planning century coal commodity competition concentration concerns considerable contract countries course dangerous deflation demand determined direct economic policy economic power economic process economic system effects eliminated enterprise established example exchange existence experience export fact factory firms fixed forces foreign forms freedom full employment full employment policy further German German economic give groups historical human ideas important increased individual industrial inevitable inflation influence instance interest investment iron labour lack laissez-faire leads less liberal longer means measures ment methods monetary monopoly needs organization particular period policy of full political possible present principle problem production proved question rates raw materials reason result rise single social social problem society solved structure supply technical thought trade unit wages whole workers
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| Title | This Unsuccessful Age: Or, The Pains of Economic Progress |
| Author | Walter Eucken |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1952 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Feb 2, 2006 |
| Length | 96 pages |
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