Reviews for Skills, Qualifications, Employment: A Special Issue of Applied Psychology: An International ...

The average rating for Skills, Qualifications, Employment: A Special Issue of Applied Psychology: An International ... based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-01-19 00:00:00 Jonathan Tumin This was a better book, and I agree with its laissez fare capitalism, but I disagree with the anti-faith stand. I agree that its hard to add a morality into capitalism, but there isn't anything wrong with having a personal moral guiding principle. One does not do what is right because true capitalism demands it. People are moral because something above mankind guides them. Still, much of the logic is still sound - capitalism is the better system. Socialism (mixed economy) always has hypocrisy as a guiding light, always inherently unfair in how it deals with others because it is people that guide it. Where capitalism is guided by the market. But I will still maintain that there are times that raw capitalism can descend into its own form of ternary. Meaning - there is a place for Government, just not a huge place. The problem will always be that Governments want to "run" things, which is a much worse evil.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-05-05 00:00:00 Olko Vikmes [I bought it two years ago, but then, I started to write Reason Reigns.] Superb!