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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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The net product in the Formule du Tableau Economique : lessons from a formalism

Dos Santos Ferreira, Rodolphe; Ege, Ragip - In: Portuguese economic journal 21 (2022) 3, pp. 383-399

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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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Circular reasoning : forbonnais and the intricate history of circular flow analysis in the 1750s

Berg, Richard van den - In: The European journal of the history of economic thought 26 (2019) 6, pp. 1107-1152

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The life and times of Nicolas Dutot

Velde, François R. - 2009

Nicolas Dutot (1684–1741) is an important figure for the history of economic thought, as a pioneer in monetary theory and price statistics, and for economic history as a chronicler of John Law’s System. Yet until recently very little about him was known, some of it incorrect. I present...

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Level of Income and Income Distribution in Mid-18th Century France, According to Francois Quesnay

Milanovic, Branko - 2010

The paper uses the data from Francois Quesnay's writings to derive a social table for pre-revolutionary France, estimate country's mean income and income distribution. These Quesnay-based estimates are compared with more recent estimates of 18th century French incomes and inequality

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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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Double Competition and Market Stability in Sir James Steuart

Menudo, José Manuel - 2009

In this work we deal with the theory of price determination in Steuart's writings; in particular with the concept of Double competition. The background is the evolution of the concept of market during the 18th century. Steuart proposed a theoretical construction in order to tackle the problem of...

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Usury Redux : Notes on the Scholastic Analysis of Usury by John T. Noonan

Burke, Joseph - 2020

I summarize the key points of the scholastic theory of usury following The Scholastic Analysis of Usury by John T. Noonan. Usury is the sin of taking interest on a loan without a just title. According to Scholastic moral theology, interest on loans may be justified by the extrinsic titles to...

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Marginal Utility Considered as a Return to Past Traditions

Stomper, Richard - 2017

This paper examines the marginal utility as a theory of value in comparison with the theories which preceded it. It compares in detail the utility theory with the predominant theory of value of classical economics, a cost theory which saw labor as the ultimate source of value. By introducing a...

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