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Reading "The Capitalist Manifesto"

Started by Krez, October 22, 2010, 04:01:59 PM

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Krez

With all the things with the economy going on I decided to reed up about our current system assuming that our system of capitalism was well defined. Apparently not. I happened across this book online and it has been really interesting. It was written as an argument against Communism but in fact equally argues against our current haphazard form of Capitalism. I think it is a good read. It isn't Conservative or Liberal (even though socially the author would be considered a Conservative) but something that goes sideways from that whole argument. I know that there are at least a few of us that like it "sideways" :wink:
The book is fee online as a PDF here
http://www.kelsoinstitute.org/download.html


Cain

Is the author Louis Orth Kelso?

I must admit when I saw the link to the Kelso institute, my first thought was


Krez