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Brings together the major contributions of the leading members of Institutional Economics. Included in this collection are both American and European members of the school. Particular attention is given to their theoretical contributions as well as to their critique of mainstream economics.
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Bailey Floyd
reviewed Classics in Institutional Economics: Part 1: The Founders, 1890-1945 on August 14, 2011
Classics in Institutional Economics: Part 1: The Founders, 1890-1945
This work doesn't have the grand scale and ambition of Progress and Poverty. It's not the most complete justification of George's philosophy, and there are a couple essays and themes that have aged poorly, if only by transforming from provocative statements into banalities.
That said, it's still excellent, and it's much more digestible than P&P. It has several incredible essays; my favorite is likely "That we might be rich."
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