A Policy of Free Exchange: Essays by Various Writers on the Economical and Social Aspects of Free Exchange and Kindred Subjects

Thomas Mackay

D. Appleton, 1894 - Depressions - 292 pages

THE SCIENCE OF ECONOMICS AND ITS RELATION	1

the money does not go so far	3

Growth of combination in modern	6

An abstract of their doctrine esta	7

The service rendered by the Econo	15

J S Mill the disciple of Say	25

The same confusion throughout	41

THE COMING INDUSTRIAL STRUGGLE	47

The conflict apt to be oppressive	145

The Baring and Overend catastrophes	150

its credit depending on the taxation	159

The relation of the State to railways	165

Arguments in favour of State owner	171

1 State	179

Admitting that State railways	186

Justification of State control con	193

Looking at home there is much	67

American labour troubles protests	74

Socialistic theories of nationaliza	87

Mr Nassau Senior describes	94

STATE SOCIALISM AND THE COLLAPSE IN AUSTRALIA	103

limits	106

The prospects of State Socialism	107

The religion of the State as outlined	109

Judged by the test of finance State	116

An awkward and disagreeable	122

The ethics of public life too have	129

THE INFLUENCE OF STATE BORROWING	143

THE INTEREST OF THE WORKING CLASS IN FREE	211

The wages of domestic service con	222

The terms employable and com	228

Question of savings banks comparison	236

Controversy in the cooperative	243

THE PRINCIPLE OF PROGRESSION IN TAXATION	249

Taxation to be levied 1 in proportion	254

Difficulty of fixing the scale of gradua	266

Unproductive nature of progressive	272

The scope of the article to discuss	279

The remedy of the Civil Law	289

Title	A Policy of Free Exchange: Essays by Various Writers on the Economical and Social Aspects of Free Exchange and Kindred Subjects
Editor	Thomas Mackay
Publisher	D. Appleton, 1894
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	19 Aug 2009
Length	292 pages

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