Part I. Background -- ch. 1. Quakers and commerce -- ch. 2. Industrial capitalism -- ch. 3. Contrasting cultures in 1845 -- Part II. The Quaker enterprises -- ch. 4. The Darbys of Coalbrookdale -- ch. 5. Quakers in light and heavy industry -- ch. 6. Quakers in science, chemicals and pharmaceuticals -- ch. 7. Quakers in foodstuffs and luxuries -- ch. 8. Quakers in trading, banking and finance -- Quakers in culture -- ch. 10. The Quaker system -- Part III. Quakers, society and social justice -- ch. 11. Quakers in public life -- ch. 12. Industrial welfare and Quaker lapses -- Quakers and other ethical capitalists -- Part IV. Industrial ethics and economic thought -- ch. 14. From mercantilism to Marshall -- ch. 15. Karl Marx -- ch. 16. George, Veblen and Schumpeter -- ch. 17. The Austrian School -- ch. 18. Keynes, Tawney and Galbraith -- ch. 19. Economics in fiction -- ch. 20. Ayn Rand -- ch. 21. Milton Friedman -- ch. 22. Quakernomics and the credit crunch -- ch. 23. Quakernomics and economic history.
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