free disposal of the means of production are imposed by the interventionist policy of the government or by interference on the part of other social forces armed have no special reason to desire the preservation of a system of unhampered competition open to all. They do have a special interest in interventionism, which
in the logic of economic value, the emergence of prices, or the working of market competition. Plus, they were tainted by the antitheoretical prejudices of the trade, to the nature and limits of various types of government economic policy. Nonetheless, Menger in his Principles had provided the starting point and the
of different forms of monopoly and of the price control and cartelization policies of the New Deal, he eventually took on greater prominence as a public in response to the triumph of Marshallian price theory and the monopolistic competition revolution. For example, on March 27, 1928, Royal Meeker wrote Fetter and Joan Robinson (FAF, “Overhead Costs,” n.d.; “Duopoly Theory versus Antitrust Policy,” 1941). Both had their roots in the work of Alfred Marshall, who in turn had
and improved the quality of their manufacturing. In spite of the anti-capitalistic policies of all governments and of almost all political parties, the capitalist mode of the masses, but to harm the entrepreneurs and capitalists even if this policy victimizes the immense majority of the people. In the eyes of the of the Kaiser’s Germany and the American New Deal. It was against this policy that George Sorel and Syndicalism directed their attacks. Sorel, a timid
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