Tibor R. Machan: The Economics of Human Capital, Vol. 1
Tibor R. Machan: The Economics of Human Capital, Vol. 1

Author(s): Tibor R. Machan
Contributor(s): Elvira Nica (Editor)
Subject(s): Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Ethics / Practical Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Law on Economics, Financial Markets, Business Ethics, Socio-Economic Research, Sociology of Law
Published by: Addleton Academic Publishers
Keywords: free will; libertarian justice; rights and sovereignty; ethics and responsibility; individualism and political dialogue; morality and the free market economy;
Summary/Abstract: This project started in 2014, when Tibor Machan planned a cumulative and thematic reconfiguration of his books and papers that our publishing house has edited since 2006. These three volumes mainly integrate content previously included in Equality, So Badly Misunderstood (2010), The Normative Defense of Free Market Capitalism: Did the Free Market Cause the Financial Fiasco? (2011), Philosophy with Meaning (2013), and Ancient, Modern and Contemporary Individualism (2013), covering topics such as the importance of having free will, libertarian justice, rights and sovereignty, ethics and responsibility, individualism and political dialogue, morality and the free market economy, Aristotle and the moral status of business, natural rights classical liberalism, taxation: the ethics of its avoidance or dodging, and friendship and commercial life.

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