How capitalistic is the Constitution?
By: Robert A. Goldwin and William A. Schambra, editors.
Contributors: Goldwin, Robert A.  1922-; Schambra, William A.
Series: Constitutional studies; AEI studies -- 348
Publisher: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 172
Subjects: Capitalism  -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Democracy  -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; United States  -- Constitutional history  -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; United States  -- Economic policy  -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Description: "This book is the second in a series in AEI's project 'A decade of study of the Constitution'"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references. American democracy and the acquisitive spirit / Marc F. Plattner -- Class rule under the Constitution / Edward S. Greenberg -- The Constitution and Hamiltonian capitalism / Forrest McDonald -- The Constitution, capitalism, and the need for rationalized regulation / Walter Dean Burnham -- The Constitution and the protection of capitalism / Bernard H. Siegan -- Capitalism or democracy / Robert Lekachman -- The Constitution and the spirit of commerce / Stephen Miller.
Notes: "This book is the second in a series in AEI's project 'A decade of study of the Constitution'"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: American democracy and the acquisitive spirit / Marc F. Plattner - - Class rule under the Constitution / Edward S. Greenberg; title: The Constitution and Hamiltonian capitalism / Forrest McDonald; title: The  Constitution, capitalism, and the need for rationalized regulation / Walter Dean Burnham; title: The Constitution and the protection of capitalism / Bernard H. Siegan; title: Capitalism or democracy / Robert Lekachman; title: The Constitution and the spirit of commerce / Stephen Miller.