This book's essays discuss human behavior and the institutions of
capitalism. The essays are non-technical and are written so as to
be accessible to students of all disciplines and to all other
persons interested in capitalism and in economic behavior. They
often present unconventional views of the topics they discuss.
Those containing unconventional views discuss self-interested
behavior, selfish gene theory, the meaning and social function of
private ownership, the externality problem, the nature of the firm,
and the rise of capitalism. The essays are not meant to be a
textbook, but they offer a useful supplementary reading source for
courses in business, economics, and law that deal with human
behavior in the marketplace and with capitalism, ownership,
markets, and firms.
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