Legal Foundations of Capitalism

action actual Adam Smith alternative assets authority bargaining behavior behavioristic capital choose citizens classification coercion collective power commodity markets common law compulsion concept constitute contract corporation correlative customs debtor deemed degree of power distinguished due process economic power economic theory economists employer encumbrances enforce enlarged equal ethical exchange exchange-value exercise expected exposure fact faculties forbearance Fourteenth Amendment franchise going business going concern going plant goodwill granted Hohfeld human immunity income individual inducements intangible property Justice Justice Brewer Karl Marx King labor labor power land legislature liability limiting factor Magna Carta markets monopoly Munn nature notion officials one's owner ownership persons physical things prerogative principle privilege procedure process of law production promise property and liberty proportioning protection purchase reason reciprocal relation restraint rights and duties rules rules of going sell sense sovereign Supreme Court tangible term tion transactions use-value valuation wealth