new manifesto capitalist capitalists

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Louis O. & Adler, Mortimer J. Kelso

Random House, 1958

Capitalism that embraces democracy
This is one of those books that need to be read from front to back. No fair peeking to see "Who done it." Louis O. Kelso caries you step by step through the pitfalls of political systems including capitalism to a more robust form of political freedom that can only be achieved with economic freedom. Who owns the Alaskan pipeline? What is leisure and how does it benefit humanity? We are ...

The New Capitalists

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Mortimer J. & Kelso, Louis O. Adler

NY: Random House, 1961, 1961

Broadening the Ownership of Capital
The authors first published The Capitalist Manifesto, describing programs for transferring ownership of businesses to individuals. This second book describes the method as a "financed-capitalist program." The loans proposed for individuals to buy securities would be non-recourse. That is, like most home mortgage loans, the lender could foreclose on the securities purchased but the borrower ...

The Capitalist Manifesto

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Louis O. Kelso, Mortimer J. Adler

Random House, 1958

Capitalism that embraces democracy
This is one of those books that need to be read from front to back. No fair peeking to see "Who done it." Louis O. Kelso caries you step by step through the pitfalls of political systems including capitalism to a more robust form of political freedom that can only be achieved with economic freedom. Who owns the Alaskan pipeline? What is leisure and how does it benefit humanity? We are ...