Title: Defending Capitalism
Product review: In "Capitalism and Commerce," Edward W. Younkins provides a clear and understandable defense of capitalism. The book covers such topics as: the individual, communities, the proper role of the state, law and justice. The author calls for a "return to the political and economic foundations upon which our nation was born." Dr. Younkins rightly contends that society should be based on a commitment to individual freedom, the free market, and the right to private property. It is through these methods that we can overcome the "obstacles to a free society." I recommend this book to any "seeker of the truth." "Capitalism and Commerce" is both well thought-out and well written. Finally, a book about economics that a student can understand.
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