CapitalismTwenty-first century

Twenty-first century capitalism

by Robert L. HeilbronerNot on Booklabria yet

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Reflecting on the end of communism, the author of the best-selling The Worldly Philosophers examines the many faces of capitalism, looking for the aspects of a market economy that will be most capable of succeeding against today's toughest dilemmas.

Subjects: Capitalism
Twenty-first century
Forecasts
Entwicklung
Capitalisme
Kapitalismus
Set in: United States

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