American Capitalism. The Concept of Countervailing Power

Raymond Barre

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Introduction to the Transaction Edition I. The Insecunty of Illusion II. The Foundations of the Faith III. The Problem of Power IV. The Abandonment of the Model V. The Ogre of Economic Power VI. The Depression Psychosis VII. The Economics of Technical Development VIII. The Unseemly Economics of Opulence IX. The Theory of Countervailing Power X. Countervailing Power and the State XI. The Case of Agriculture XII. The Role of Decentralized Decision XIII. The Role of Centralized Decision XIV. The Problem of Restraint Index

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