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Overview
In a book that has sociology turning its attention to economics and politics, Basic Thinking is an exercise in hard thinking. MacNair shuns the popular "current events" approach to national and global issues and works to employ a newer and more fundamental conception and analysis of production, distribution, and trade. Contents: What Basic Thinking Is; Money; Community; Justice and the Market; Individual and Community Decision-making; The Individual-Group Problem; Capitalism and Human Beings; Leadership and Knowledge; Type of Leadership; Affordability and Debt; Patriotism and Humanity.