A Review of Enrico Colombatto, "Markets, Morals and Policy-Making. A New Defence of Free-Market Economics"1
Marciano, Alain, The European Journal of Comparative Economics
A review of Enrico Colombatto, "Markets, Morals and Policy-Making. A new defence of free-market economics"1
Enrico Colombatto's Markets, Morals and Policy-Making. A new defence of freemarket economics is a rich and dense and invaluable 200-page long book. Obviously, it would not be easy to review honestly its multiple dimensions - the methodology, history and ethical foundations of economics, and the interactions between economics and other social sciences - and the many important questions - social change and how institutions and ideas combine in the functioning of human societies, poverty, growth and economic crises as well as the moral principles on which our societies are …
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Publication information:
Article title: A Review of Enrico Colombatto, "Markets, Morals and Policy-Making. A New Defence of Free-Market Economics"1.
Contributors: Marciano, Alain - Author.
Journal title: The European Journal of Comparative Economics.
Volume: 9.
Issue: 2
Publication date: July 1, 2012.
Page number: 331+.
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