A new release from ISI Books. Scheduled publication date: August.
"Human Goods, Economic Evils does not claim that the basic economic activities of laboring and consuming are the most important things in life, but they are literally vital, and as such deserve to be studied and understood through a morally sympathetic view of human nature. With this in mind, Human Goods, Economic Evils provides both lay readers and policymakers with the intellectual tools necessary to judge what is right and what is wrong about the modern economy, and returns the study of economics to its proper, more humanistic sphere."
The author is a journalist at BreakingViews. His journey of faith.
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This book should be compared with The Vocation of Business. Perhaps someone will review both.
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