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Rudolf Steiner and Economics
Rudolf Steiner had several original insights into economics, ideas that are still being discussed today. His proposal for a restructuring of post-World War One Europe recieved much attention in his day.
Raymond Fuller in the New York Times:
The book [The Threefold Commonwealth] contains much analysis and characterization of modern society that is shrewd, pungent and just. The conception of the Threefold Commonwealth is noble--a little aloof in its mighty grandeur. It is almost presumptuous in its scope and magnitude. It is a conception, nevertheless, worthy of man. It is a splendid piece of creation. Merely as a conception it has intrinsic value.
New York Times Revew of Books, January 14th, 1923.
Rudolf Steiner. Social and Political Science. Stephen Usher, ed. Forest Row, UK: Rudolf Steiner Press, 2003.
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