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"How Cantillon and Hume propose the same theory of first-round effects"
Bilo, Simon - 2015
Richard Cantillon and David Hume both propose the theory of monetary nonneutrality, whereby the money supply changes … economy step by step and changes relative prices. While a number of authors note that Hume and Cantillon both present the same … main constituent parts of the theory in the contributions of both Cantillon and Hume. …
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Re-reading Francois Quesnay's Tableau Economique for accounting and beyond
Sy, Aida - In: International journal of economics and accounting : IJEA 4 (2013) 3, pp. 209-234
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"Quorum pars magna fui" : on the Cantillon-Marx connection
Ananyin, Oleg Igorevič - In: The European journal of the history of economic thought 21 (2014) 6, pp. 950-976
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A "third culture" in economics? : an essay on Smith, Confucius and the rise of China
Herrmann-Pillath, Carsten - 2011
China's rise drives a growing impact of China on economics. So far, this mainly works via the force of example, but there is also an emerging role of Chinese thinking in economics. This paper raises the question how far Chinese perspectives can affect certain foundational principles in...
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Politics (high and low)
Alvey, Jim - 2011
Aristotle (384-322 BC) came to Athens to study under Plato (427-347 BC). He remained at Plato's Academy for twenty years. After Plato and Xenophon (434-355 BC), he is regarded as the third leading writer in the Socratic school. This paper is part of a long-term research programme on the ancient...
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Ethics
Alvey, Jim - 2011
Aristotle (384-322 BC) came to Athens to study under Plato (427-347 BC). He remained at Plato's Academy for twenty years. After Plato and Xenophon (434-355 BC), he is regarded as the third leading writer in the Socratic school. This paper is part of a long-term research programme on the ancient...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009552673
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Dogmen- und realhistorische Aspekte des Wohlfahrtsbegriffs
Nutzinger, Hans G. - 2012
Die Begriffe Wohlfahrt und Wohlstand werden in ihrem dogmenhistorischen Entstehungskontext untersucht. Dabei wird zum einen der Schwerpunkt auf die von den Physiokraten, aber auch von John Stuart Mill, W. Stanley Jevons und sogar von deutschen Ordoliberalen thematisierten Wachstumsgrenzen gelegt...
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Markets and Taxation : Modern Taxation Principles and the School of Salamanca
Perdices de Blas, Luis - 2012
Tax systems influence the decisions of private agents. Because of that their evolution and the principles that govern them determine to some extent economic development. Modern tax systems existing in the developed countries follow broadly the principles enunciated by the German economist Fritz...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013098253
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Markets and Taxation : Modern Taxation Principles and the School of Salamanca
Perdices de Blas, Luis - 2013
Tax systems influence the decisions of private agents. Because of that their evolution and the principles that govern them determine to some extent economic development. Modern tax systems existing in the developed countries follow broadly the principles enunciated by the German economist Fritz...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013085813
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The Process of Circulation in Quesnay's Tableau Économique
Matallana, Hernando - 2009
At the end of the 17th century capitalism had become the new social and economic order in northern Western Europe. Ever since the trading channels through which money and commodities change hands between the different agents, the actual sequence of these all-comprising monetary exchange...
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