The Church and the Market: A Catholic Defense of the Free Economy Book

Really good overall from what I remember, but in the years since I read this I have come to the conclusion that Woods is in error when he holds that it isn't a binding teaching that the just wage can in principle deviate from the voluntarily-agreed-upon wage. (This book is mainly about economics rather than philosophy on a deeper level, but I would recommend reading some of Edward Feser's articles and blog posts on the incompatibility of libertarian self-ownership with Catholic social teaching and the Aristotelian-Thomistic natural law tradition, collected here: )