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Capitalisme

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Information and investment

Richardson, G. B.

1990

The theory of economic breakdown

John Cornwall

1990

Economic life

Franklin I. Gamwell, W. Widick Schroeder

1988

Protestantism and capitalism

Robert W. Green

1959

Tawney, Galbraith, and Adam Smith

David A. Reisman

1981

Everything for sale

Robert Kuttner

1997

The Architecture of Markets

Neil Fligstein

2001

Good capitalism, bad capitalism, and the economics of growth and prosperity

William J. Baumol

2007

How the West grew rich

Jr. L.E. Birdzell, Nathan Rosenberg

1986

Sociology of the global system

Leslie Sklair

1991

The theory of capitalist development

Paul Marlor Sweezy

1942

What Money Can't Buy

Michael J. Sandel

2012 ★ 4.8

Underground economics

William M. Dugger

1992

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Ellen Meiksins Wood

2005

The limits of American capitalism

Robert L. Heilbroner

1966

Kapitalizm

Rose Brady

1999

The bourgeois virtues

Deirdre N. McCloskey

2006

Winner-Take-All Politics

Paul Pierson, Jacob S. Hacker

2010

Coercion, Capital and European States

Charles Tilly

1992

Finance and the good society

Robert J. Shiller

2012

The capitalist state

Bob Jessop

1982

Caribbean political economy at the crossroads

Don D. Marshall

1998

Capitalism since 1945

Philip Armstrong

1991

Capitalism with morality

D. W. Haslett

1994

The commercial revolution in nineteenth-century China

Yen-pʻing Hao

1986

The economics of collective action

John Rogers Commons

1950

Socialism, capitalism, transformation

Leszek Balcerowicz

1995

Hitting Home

Gloria H. Albrecht

2004

Market cultures

Robert W. Hefner

1998

Capitalism and the Welfare State

Neil Gilbert

1983

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