The Industrial System: An Inquiry into Earned and Unearned Income.

L. L. P. · J. A. Hobson

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The Physiology of Industry [1889]with an introduction by Roger E Backhouse 232pp The Problem of the Unemployed [1896] with an introduction by Roger E Backhouse 198pp Writings on Distribution and Welfare Economics [1890-1937] with an introduction by Roger E Backhouse 276pp The Industrial System [1910]with an introduction by Peter Cain 383pp Work and Wealth: A Human Valuation [1914]with a new introduction by Peter Cain 158pp Writings on Imperialism and Internationalism [1891-1930] with a new introduction by Peter Cain

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