The Money Question

"The Money Question" by Arthur Kitson is a critical examination of the economic systems of its time, particularly focusing on the role of money in society. Kitson challenges the established principles of political economy, arguing that they are unscientific and often lead to social injustice. He emphasizes the moral dimensions of economic conduct and critiques practices like charging interest, which he views as exploitative. The book advocates for a more equitable and scientifically grounded approach to monetary policy, aiming to address the economic disparities of the era.