Titlebook: German Neo-Liberals and the Social Market Economy; Alan Peacock (Executive Director, Research Profess Book 1989 Trade Policy Research Cent

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ss the place in recent economic thinking of the German liberals who had markedly influenced the post-war economic policy of the Federal Republic of Germany. It was no accident that this event occurred in that particular year. It had been touch and go whether or not the British Labour Government woul

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On Affect, Dancing and National Bodiesic growth, full employment and a more or less stable price level could be achieved by macro-economic management of the economy without any fundamental damage being done to the micro-structure of a basically private enterprise system or to that impersonal rule of law on which free economic transactio

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Blue-Collar Personhood After the Factoryme jurists like Walter Eucken, Franz Böhm, Alfred Müller-Armack, Leonhard Miksch, Wilhelm Röpke, Alexander Rüstow and others.. Its significance is based less on the novelty of the elements or the overall perspective than on its decisive influence on the unfolding of the social market economy after W

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Introduction: Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom?,grated, provide the overall guiding principles of the ‘social market economy’ and that my task should consist of the identification of those principles as well as the evaluation of actual ‘social’ policies pursued in West Germany in the light of them. I did not expect the task to be simple, not leas

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Ordo-liberals and the Control of the Money Supply,conomic system. Opposed to the then prevailing planned economic system with its price-fixing, rationing and suppressed inflation, men like Walter Eucken, Alfred Müller-Armack and Franz Böhm turned their attention to an alternative system for a free society.