The Harmony of Interests

First published in 1851, this influential book makes a case for the interconnectedness of agriculture and manufacturing in the American economy. Arguing that a strong industrial base is necessary to support a thriving agriculture sector, Carey presents a compelling vision for a self-sufficient, interdependent society. A cornerstone of American economic thought, this book remains relevant today.
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