Selfishness, Greed and Capitalism

Other papers recently published by the IEA include:Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty – An Account of Its ArgumentEugene F. MillerOccasional Paper 144; ISBN 978–0–255–36637–3; £12.50Fair Trade Without the Froth – A Dispassionate Economic Analysis of ‘Fair Trade’Sushil MohanHobart Paper 170; ISBN 978–0–255–36645–8; £10.00A New Understanding of Poverty – Poverty Measurement and PolicyImplicationsKristian NiemietzResearch Monograph 65; ISBN 978–0–255–36638–0; £12.50The Challenge of Immigration – A Radical SolutionGary S. BeckerOccasional Paper 145; ISBN 978–0–255–36613–7; £7.50Sharper Axes, Lower Taxes – Big Steps to a Smaller StateEdited by Philip BoothHobart Paperback 38; ISBN 978–0–255–36648–9; £12.50Self-employment, Small Firms and EnterprisePeter UrwinResearch Monograph 66; ISBN 978–0–255–36610–6; £12.50Crises of Governments – The Ongoing Global Financial Crisis and RecessionRobert BarroOccasional Paper 146; ISBN 978–0–255–36657–1; £7.50… and the Pursuit of Happiness – Wellbeing and the Role of GovernmentEdited by Philip BoothReadings 64; ISBN 978–0–255–36656–4; £12.50Public Choice – A PrimerEamonn ButlerOccasional Paper 147; ISBN 978–0–255–36650–2; £10.00The Profit Motive in Education – Continuing the RevolutionEdited by James B. StanfieldReadings 65; ISBN 978–0–255–36646–5; £12.50Which Road Ahead – Government or Market?Oliver Knipping & Richard WellingsHobart Paper 171; ISBN 978–0–255–36619–9; £10.00