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_aHC 106.5 _b.S438 1974 |
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_aSilk, Leonard Solomon, _d1918-1995, _eauthor _9941 |
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_aCapitalism : _bthe moving target / _cLeonard Silk ; with contributions by Kenneth J. Arrow ; Thomas Carvel ; John Kenneth Galbraith ; Andrew Glyn ; Gabriel Kolko ; Edwin Kuh ; Wassily Leontief ; David Rockefeller ; Paul A. Samuelson, Gilbert Sorrentino ; Paul M. Sweezy; & Studs Terkel ; illustrations by Jean-Claude Suarés. |
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_aNew York, Washington : _bPraeger Publishers, _c1974. |
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_axi, 159 pages : _billustrations ; _c22 cm |
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| 350 | _a$5.95 | ||
| 500 | _aIncludes index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _aPart one. Capitalism: the moving target. | |
| 505 | 0 | _aPart two. Perspectives on capitalism: Here am I, a worker / Studs Terkel -- Empty, empty promises, promises / Gilbert Sorrentino -- Land of opportunity? Damned right! / Thomas Carvel -- Who gets what and why / Edwin Kuh -- The wage-push crisis of capitalism / Andrew Glyn -- The essential quest for the middle way / David Rockefeller -- Sails and rudders, ship of state / Wassily Leontief -- Capitalism, for better or worse / Kenneth J. Arrow -- Taking stock of war / Paul A. Samuelson -- Capitalism, for worse / Paul M. Sweezy -- A war from time to time / Gabriel Kolko -- Power and the useful economist / John Kenneth Galbraith. | |
| 520 | _a"Following a broad and challenging essay by Leonard Silk of the New York Times, such economists as Nobel Prize winners Kennth Arrow, Paul Samuelson, and Wassily Leontief, such businessmen as David Rockefeller and Thomas Carvel, and such writers as Studs Terkel and Gilbert Sorrentino offer a provocative summary of the outstanding problems of our economic system. By charting the perimeter within which capitalism, 'the moving target,' operates, Silk's essay provides an informative background, organizing the primary concerns of the contributors into a consistent body of questions that must be asked if we are to find, in capitalism, intelligent and humane answers to contemporary difficulties. What emerges, more than a controversy over the merits or demerits of capitalism, is a penetrating survey of our times - including the devastating social impact of rapid technological change, the discontent with work today, the search for new moralities and religions, a post-Vietnam assessment of capitalism and war, and a post-Watergate assessment of business and government relations." -- From the back cover. | ||
| 541 | _aDonation from Karl and Elizabeth Niebyl. | ||
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_aCapitalism. _9232 |
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_aCapital _970 |
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_aUnited States _xEconomic conditions _y1945- _9143 |
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_aTerkel, Studs, _eauthor _9942 |
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_aSorrentino, Gilbert, _eauthor _9943 |
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_aCarvel, Thomas, _eauthor _9944 |
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_aKuh, Edwin, _eauthor _9945 |
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_aGlyn, Andrew, _eauthor _9946 |
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_aRockefeller, David, _eauthor _9947 |
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_aLeontief, Wassily, _eauthor _9948 |
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_aArrow, Kenneth J., _eauthor _9949 |
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_aSamuelson, Paul A., _eauthor _9950 |
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_aSweezy, Paul M., _eauthor _9951 |
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_aKolko, Gabriel, _eauthor _9952 |
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_aGalbraith, John Kenneth, _eauthor _9953 |
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_aSuarés, Jean-Claude, _eillustrator _9954 |
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_uhttps://archive.org/details/capitalismmoving00silk _zClick here to access online |
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