JOHN STUART MILL

Focusing on John Stuart Mill's economic policy, this book provides a critical yet supportive analysis of his attempts to reform capitalism for distributive justice while safeguarding property rights. It explores Mill's policy recommendations and his views on the "greatest number," particularly in relation to British Imperialism. The text includes thematic comparisons with other economists like Smith and Marx, and concludes by addressing Friedrich Hayek's critique of Mill's liberalism. This comprehensive examination highlights the complexities of Mill's economic thought.