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Economic theory

This index lists books and texts related to the field of economic theory.

Contents 1 Communism 2 Socialism 3 Capitalism 4 Militarism 5 Free Trade 6 Usury 7 Fiction 8 Other

[edit] Communism

• The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

[edit] Socialism

• Soap-bubbles of Socialism, 1890 article by Simon Newcomb
• Socialism Summed Up, by Morris Hillquit
• The Truth About Socialism, by Allan L. Benson
• Socialism and Democracy in Europe, by Samuel P. Orth
• The Larger Aspects of Socialism, by William English Walling
• The Case Against Socialism, 1908[1]
• The Progress of Socialism, 1890 by idney Webb[2]

[edit] Capitalism

• Religion And The Rise Of Capitalism by R. H. Tawney[3]
• Capitalism And Slavery by Eric Williams[4]
• The Evolution of Modern Capitalism by John A. Hobson[5]
• The Decline of American Capitalism by Lewis Corey[6]
• The Collapse of Capitalism, 1918 by Herman Cahn

[edit] Militarism

• The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1923 by John Maynard Keynes

[edit] Free Trade

• The Case Against Free Trade by William Cunningham[7]
• The Charter of the Nations by Henry Dunckley[8]
• Free Trade versus Fair Trade by Thomas Henry Farrer[9]
• Free Trade Speeches by Charles Villiers[10]

[edit] Usury

• Utopia of Usurers and Other Essays by G. K. Chesterton
• Open Letter to King Fahd by Osama bin Laden
• Usary Act 1235, 1235

[edit] Fiction

• Dead Souls, 1842 by Nikolai Gogol
• Walden, 1854 by Henry David Thoreau
• Charles Dickens|
  • Great Expectations, 1861
  • Oliver Twist, 1867
• Widowers' Houses, 1892 by George Bernard Shaw
• The Jungle, 1906 by Upton Sinclair

[edit] Other

• The Wealth of Nations, 1776 by Adam Smith
• Progress and Poverty, 1879 by Henry George
• Outlines of Economic Theory, 1896 by Joseph Davenport Herbert[11]
• How the English Workman Lives, 1899 by Ernst Duchershoff
• The Theory Of Fluctuations In Contemporary Economic Thought by Sidney D. Merlin
• The Science of Getting Rich, 1910 by Wallace D. Wattles
• The Theory of Wages, 1934 by Paul H. Douglas[12]
• Economy and Society by Max Weber
• The Theory of Business Enterprise by Veblen
• Principles of Economics by Marshall