The Coming Individualism offers a bold look at how money, politics, and work shape the economy and our daily lives. It argues that a decisive shift in thinking is needed as the old system meets new pressures.
This edition surveys the labour question and how currency, banking, and government policy interact. It contrasts deposit banks with distributing banks and explains how bank rules shape credit available to workers and business. It also warns that careless taxation and ambitious public projects can disrupt trade, dampen investment, and threaten liberty.
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President of the Agricultural Banks Association. My dear Yerburgh, In inscribing this our hook to you, my colleague and I give expression to a feeling which has sustained us from the moment we began our work. As with orators, so with authors. The conviction of having an audience sympathetic enough to appreciate at least their motives, encourages and emboldens. Attacking, as we have done, some of the most powerful and misery-dealing prejudices, and unable to count upon that friendly reception and unbiassed criticism afforded to those who swim with the current, it has been to us a source of strength to know that you at least will give a hearing to pleadings which are based on patriotism and justice to suffering humanity. It is true that the cause of Individualism can at this moment count upon a far larger circle of sympathisers than was the case several years ago, when we began to call public attention to the first practical steps towards its triumph, but we naturally look upon you as their true exponent. Your exertions on behalf of our financially oppressed agricultural classes, and the unfortunate victims of our abominable usury system, we have considered to be a guarantee that you will favourably weigh arguments which the prejudices of most men would cause them to neglect. We willingly confess that in this Dedication we have been actuated by the hope that your name on the first page would attract the attention of the members of that assembly which, of all bodies of men in the world, exercises the greatest influence over the Empire, and over the human race the Imperial Parliament. About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology. Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest te
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the rise of individualism and the decline of group-based societies through the lens of history and economics. Challenging common misconceptions, the author argues that current economic woes stem from a departure from economic individualism rather than its implementation. They trace the evolution of labor issues, from the serfdom of old to the contemporary struggles of unattached workers, highlighting how well-intentioned but misguided policies have exacerbated the problem. The author offers insightful critique of socialist and collectivist ideas, providing historical examples of their failures. Ultimately, this book urges a return to individualism, free enterprise, and limited government intervention as the key to resolving the current economic crisis and ensuring future prosperity. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330412671_0
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