Dr. Thomas Cooper, Economist
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I suppose it was for the general welfare that Caligula appointed his horse to the consulship." "® The emphasis upon the doctrine of natural liberty common to the school of Smith finds expression in the substitute advanced for ^ the protective system. The actual want of a commodity will, it is argued, give rise to profit attending its production, and this, with- out the instrumentality of governmental agencies, will bring about such production. If not profitable, demand has not arisen sufficient... to justify production.
25 "Lectures," p. 120.
26"L.ectures," p. 179 (Incorrerctly printed 279).
27 Ibid., p. 186.
28 Ibid., p. 186.
20 Dr. Thomas Cooper, Economist These points indicate Dr. Cooper's emphatic advocacy of the laissez-faire position. Additional evidence may be adduced from his denunciation of legislation under the guise of the general wel- fare. In this manner, he considers, many flagrant acts of injustice have been done against agriculturists. North and South. Here, again. Dr. Cooper's views furnish an insight into the Southern point of view on the issues that led to the Civil War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose it was for the general welfare that Caligula appointed his horse to the consulship." "® The emphasis upon the doctrine of natural liberty common to the school of Smith finds expression in the substitute advanced for ^ the protective system. The actual want of a commodity will, it is argued, give rise to profit attending its production, and this, with- out the instrumentality of governmental agencies, will bring about such production. If not profitable, demand has not arisen sufficient... to justify production.
25 "Lectures," p. 120.
26"L.ectures," p. 179 (Incorrerctly printed 279).
27 Ibid., p. 186.
28 Ibid., p. 186.
20 Dr. Thomas Cooper, Economist These points indicate Dr. Cooper's emphatic advocacy of the laissez-faire position. Additional evidence may be adduced from his denunciation of legislation under the guise of the general wel- fare. In this manner, he considers, many flagrant acts of injustice have been done against agriculturists. North and South. Here, again. Dr. Cooper's views furnish an insight into the Southern point of view on the issues that led to the Civil War.
What to read after Dr. Thomas Cooper, Economist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wills, Elbert Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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