Ethics · John Dewey
LITERATURE
Besides the classic treatises of Adam Smith, J. S. Mill, and Karl Marx, which are important for the relation of the economic to the whole social order during the past century, the following recent works in the general field give especial prominence to the ethical problems involved: Marshall, _Principles of Economics_, 1898; Hadley, _Economics_, 1896; Clark, _Essentials of Economic Theory as Applied to Modern Problems of Industry and Public Policy_, 1907; George, _Progress and Poverty_, 1879; Schmoller, _Grundriss der allgemeinen Staatswirtschaftslehre_, 1900-04; Bonar, _Philosophy and Political Economy_, 1893; Hobson, _The Social Problem_, 1901; Brooks, _The Social Unrest_, 1903. ON MODERN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY: Veblen, _The Theory of Business Enterprise_, 1904; Taylor, _The Modern Factory System_, 1891; Hobson, _Evolution of Modern Capitalism_, 1894; Toynbee, _The Industrial Revolution_, 1890; Adams and Sumner, _Labor Problems_, 1905; S. and B. Webb, _History of Trade Unionism_, 1894, _Problems of Modern Industry_, 1898, and _Industrial Democracy_, 1902; Mitchell, _Organized Labor_, 1903; Ely, _The Labor Movement in America_, 1886; Hollander and Barnett, _Studies in American Trades Unionism_, 1907; Henderson, _Social Elements_, 1898, chs. vii.-x.
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