Publisher's Synopsis
Market Economy and the State is a collection of essays in political economy. This book examines the different factors that contribute to the development and expansion of a market economy. In addition to assessing the factors of a market economy, the book also investigates certain variables that intertwine between the market and state control of certain aspects of an economy. The main idea of this book argues that state intervention in the economy does not only slow economic development, it also encroaches the stabilization of the natural process of economic activities that take place within the market.
