Let's talk about Heinrich Pesch's "Ethics and National Economy". A very excellent (especially for its brevity) book on the moral, Catholic view of national economics.
It is not about the mechanics of economics, but the proper way to view it as dealing very closely with morality.
I've picked almost 30 quotes that I think give a good, broad overview of the topics in the book. I've skipped a lot of the direct criticism of Capitalism, simply because I think most people are fairly familiar with them.
