The End of Laissez-Faire
In The End of Laissez-Faire, John Maynard Keynes reconsiders the belief that economic affairs should be left entirely to unrestricted markets. His concise analysis explores the proper relationship between private activity and public policy, offering a foundational perspective on economics, government, and the responsibilities of modern society.
About This Book
John Maynard Keynes examines the ideas and assumptions associated with laissez-faire economics.
This work considers the limits of unrestricted market activity and questions whether economic life can be guided by private decisions alone.
Keynes presents a classic contribution to debates about government, markets, and economic policy.
It offers readers an influential perspective on the relationship between individual freedom, social priorities, and public action.
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