1st Edition
Government and Economic Growth in the 21st Century A Classical Liberal Response
List of Figures
List of Tables
Authors’ bios
Preface (by Juan E. Castañeda)
Introduction: on the principles and policies to foster long term economic growth (by Juan E. Castañeda)
Part I. Classical Liberalism: a Re-statement
- Chapter 1: Classical Liberalism Today – What it Must Be. By Steve Davies (Institute of Economic Affairs)
- Chapter 2: Liberalism as an incomplete ethic. By Pedro Schwartz (Universidad Camilo Jose Cela)
- Chapter 3: Economics versus the Classical Liberal Tradition in Political Economy: An Epistemological Divide. By Martin Ricketts (University of Buckingham)
Part II. State-sponsored Capitalism: a Critique
- Chapter 4: On Industrial Policy. Back to Bananas. By Alberto Mingardi (IULM University)
- Chapter 5: State-Sponsored Capitalism and the Erosion of Liberal Democracy. By Aris Trantidis (Lincoln University)
- Chapter 6: The Missionary Theory of Industrial Policy: Lessons from the Covid 19 pandemic response. By Mark Pennington (King’s College London)
- Chapter 7: ‘Misinformation’ as Censorship Stratagem. By Daniel B. Klein (George Mason University)
Part III. Market Institutions and Economic Growth
- Chapter 8: Unfettered money. By Juan Castañeda (University of Buckingham)
- Chapter 9: Economic Growth and the Size of Government: Do the Drivers differ in Democracies vs. Authoritarian States? By Christian Bjørnskov (Aarhus University)
- Chapter 10: Classical Liberal Solutions to the ‘Productivity Puzzle’. By Julian Jessop (Independent Economist)
- Chapter 11: Liberalism and the Regulatory State. By Cento Veljanovski (Case Associates)
- Chapter 12: Minerva in the Low Countries: Order and Prosperity in a Free Society. By Geoffrey Wood (University of Buckingham) and Forrest Capie (Bayes Business School)
Biography
Juan E. Castañeda is Director of the Vinson Centre for the Public Understanding of Economics and Entrepreneurship and Senior Lecturer of Economics at the University of Buckingham, UK.






