The Acquisitive Society

The book is in fair condition with some signs of wear. The cover shows minor scuffing, and the spine is intact but slightly worn. There is no dust jacket. The pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, the binding remains firm, making it a solid reading copy.

"The Acquisitive Society" by R. H. Tawney, published by Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. in New York, is a seminal work in economic and social criticism. Originally copyrighted in 1920, with a renewal in 1948, this edition is a reflection of Tawney's influential thoughts on economic systems and their societal impacts. Tawney, a distinguished economist and historian, was a prominent figure at the London School of Economics, known for his critical analysis of capitalism and advocacy for social reform. This book is part of his trilogy of influential works, alongside "Religion and the Rise of Capitalism" and "Equality." The volume explores the ethical dimensions of economic practices and remains a significant text for understanding early 20th-century economic thought. The book is in fair condition, with no dust jacket, and is printed in the United States. This edition is an essential acquisition for collectors of economic literature and those interested in the historical context of economic ideologies.