Index 269free-enterprise capitalism, 231
free market, 204, 232, 242, 243
free trade, 209
freewill, 47-48,73, 161
freedom, 132-133
Friedman, Milton, 231-236
free-market system, 232-233
international trade and finance, 233
negative income tax, 234, 236
voucher system, 234, 236
writings, 231
friendship, 68
George, Henry, 224-226
concept of using land, 225
problem of distribution, 224-225
writings, 224
Godwin, William, 210
“Golden Mean,” 63, 64
government
forms of, per Plato, 141
organization of, per Aristotle, 142-
143
problems of, 127-137
Grand National Moral Union of the
Productive and Useful Classes, 216-
217
Great Depression, 227-228, 230, 231,
233, 234
Happiness, 62, 63, 67, 73, see also
eudaemonia
Hedonism, 53, 66
hedonistic calculus, 85, 86, 87
Hegel, Georg W.F., 95, 118, 179-182,
183, 189,190
the state, 179-181
writings, 179
Heidegger, Martin, 103, 104
highest good, 54, 62, 67historical determinism, 185, 244
Hobbes, Thomas, 120, 131, 160-164,
166, 168, 187
writings, 161
Hobson, John A., 243-244
concept of social cost, 243
on distribution of wealth, 243
writings, 243
human law, 75, 153
Humanism, 106
Hume, David, 82-85
association, forms of, 63
writings, 82
humorous view of economics, 237-239
Husserl, Edmund, 103Idealism/Idealist, 21, 55-60, 179, 181
ideals, 57,58,61-62
Aristotle vs. Plato, 61-62
ignorance, 50-51
ignoring the issue, 40-42,43
argumentum ad baculum, 41
argumentum ad hominem, 40-41
argumentum ad ignorantium, 42
argumentum ad misericordium, 41
argumentum adpopulum, 41-42
argumentum ad verecundium, 41
immortality
Kant, 93-94
of the soul, 46, 94
imperatives
apodeitic categorical, 92
categorical, 92-93
hypothetical, 93
imperialism, 189, 243, 244
income tax
negative, 234, 236
progressive, 236
individual freedom, 236
inductive fallacy, 39