This volume presents a collection of speeches and writings from the founders and followers of the Manchester School, a 19th-century British movement advocating for free trade and minimal government intervention in the economy. Explore the core tenets of this influential school of thought, including its commitment to laissez-faire principles and its belief in the benefits of unrestricted international commerce.
Discover the arguments and perspectives that shaped economic policy during a transformative era, and gain insights into the historical context of contemporary debates on globalization and trade. "Free Trade And Other Fundamental Doctrines Of The Manchester School" offers a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in economic history, political economy, and the evolution of free market ideology.
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