First published in 1931, this Routledge Revivals title reissues J.A
Hobson's analysis of financial distribution in the early years of
Twentieth Century Britain. The book focuses on the moral questions
that he considered to be important in regard to the economic
reforms that were necessary to secure the utilisation of modern
productivity for the welfare of mankind. In this work, Hobson
considers the wasteful working of the economic system, with its
over-production, under-consumption and unemployment and states that
these errors are due to the unfair way in which income is
apportioned among the nations, classes and individuals that produce
it. Poverty in Plenty argues for a conscious economic government
inspired by a sense of justice and humanity. It makes suggestions
towards the establishment of such a government and presents
business prosperity as a problem of morals.
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