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<P><U><FONT color=#800080>Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics </FONT></U></P>

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<P>Publisher:   Jameson Books<BR>Number Of Pages:   1046<BR>Publication Date:   1996-11-01<BR>Sales Rank:   748491<BR>ISBN / ASIN:   0915463733<BR>EAN:   9780915463732<BR>Binding:   Hardcover<BR>Manufacturer:   Jameson Books<BR>Studio:   Jameson Books<BR>Average Rating:   4.5</P>
<P><BR>Literally encyclopedic -- almost the length of a volume of the Britannica in terms both of number of pages and content per page--Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics is the philosophically and intellectually strongest and most comprehensive book in the defense of laissez-faire capitalism that can be found anywhere in the world at the present time. It is state of the art in economic theory and political philosophy.</P>
<P>The intelligent, open-minded reader who seeks to understand the economics and politics of the modern world (along with much of its closely related history and social and cultural phenomena), and what is required to improve mankind's lot in these two vital areas, need look no further than to this book.</P>