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The Harmony of Interests, Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Commercial, PDF eBook

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. <i>The Harmony of Interests: Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Commercial</i> was authored by Henry Charles Carey, an important economist and a leader in the American school of developmental capitalism.

Born in Philadelphia, Carey would go on to become the chief economic advisor to Abraham Lincoln. <br><br><i>The Harmony of Interests</i> is Carey's work espousing support for the American system of economics, in contrast to the British System.

Carey takes issue with the British system and the hands-off approach of the central government in economic issues.

While most definitely a capitalist, Carey believes the government should play a more significant role in regulating and stimulating the economy, primarily through intervention in infrastructure projects, the support of a national bank, and the protection of domestic industry through high tariffs and subsidies to eligible companies.

The author outlines his views over a series of chapters that total more than two hundred pages.

This book is presented without an introduction or table of contents, but is concluded with a detailed index.<br><br>Carey was an influential economist, and the system detailed in this work is more or less the economic system followed by the United States through much of the twentieth century.

While a highly technical work, the book is not totally beyond reproach for the reader unfamiliar with the inner workings of macroeconomics.

Carey's writing is clear and easily digestible.<br><br><i>The Harmony of Interests: Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Commercial</i> was an important work of economics by one of the leaders in the field.

Any reader interested in the history of economic policy in the United States and the broader western world will surely find this to be a fascinating read.

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