Merchants, Master-Manufacturers and Greedy People [Book Review]
History of Economic Ideas 15 (2):143-154 (2007)
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A discussion of McCloskey's argument for a bourgeois virtue ethics. I criticize his opposition of Adam Smith's and Kant's ethics, arguing that they share much more than the author believes. I criticize the idea that what is most respectable in modern liberal-democratic societies is a gift of Capitalism.
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