On Sale, Securities, and Insurance Theodore Roosevelt Malloch he argues against well-intended public

he argues against well-intended public measures that actually jeopardize the poor's direct access to life-saving help and assistance

designing effective programs for poor relief

the expansive 2--volume original has never seen an accessible version that remains true to the original text

but to speak to the future

On Sale, Securities, and Insurance Theodore Roosevelt Malloch he argues against well-intended publicThis translation is a selection from Lessius treatment of contract law in his larger work On Justice and Right. By drawing on diverse sources ranging from Roman and canon law to moral philosophy, Lessius offers practical advice in commercial and financial matters. These chapters on sale, securities, and insurance engage perennial questions concerning the lawfulness of insider trading, the sale of toxic debt, and asymmetric information in insurance