The Community of Advantage: A Behavioural Economist's Defence of the Market
Robert Sugden offers a behavioural economist’s defence of the market, presenting economic exchange as a form of community and mutual advantage. The book examines how markets relate to cooperation, individual choice, human behaviour, and social welfare, providing a thoughtful perspective on the role of markets in society.
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The Community of Advantage presents a behavioural economist’s defence of the market.
Robert Sugden considers markets as forms of social cooperation grounded in exchange and mutual advantage.
The book explores how economic activity can be understood through ideas of choice, interaction, and community.
It offers a perspective on the relationship between markets, human behaviour, and social welfare.
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