The Mind and the Market: Capitalism in Western Thought
An intellectual history exploring how Western thinkers from the Enlightenment onward have understood, defended, and criticized capitalism and its moral implications.
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The Mind and the Market traces changing attitudes toward commerce and markets in Western thought.
Jerry Z. Muller examines the ideas of major philosophers, economists, and social theorists across several centuries.
The book shows how debates over capitalism have shaped political and moral arguments in Europe and America.
It highlights both the promises and the criticisms that have accompanied market economies from their earliest defenders to their modern critics.
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