Full Employment in a Free Society

This volume is a sequel to the famous Beveridge Report, exploring the concept of full employment in a free society. It presents a comprehensive analysis of unemployment, both in times of peace and war, and discusses the internal and international implications of achieving full employment. The book delves into the economic theories and facts surrounding unemployment, offering insights into the causes and potential solutions. It also includes a technical appendix that contributes to the study of unemployment's main causes, particularly focusing on the international trade cycle.

Published 1944, Second Impression.

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing on front and back covers, with fraying of edges and scratches on the front cover, and creases on the back cover. Slight foxing on spine, with a tear at the bottom and some fading. Some tanning on top edge, slight tanning on fore and bottom edges. Slight foxing on endpapers. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations, with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Good