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Four central theories of the market economy : conceptions, evolution and application
Rassekh, Farhad. - 2017
1. The invisible-hand proposition -- 2. The theory of comparative advantage -- 3. The law of markets -- 4. The quantity … theory of money. …
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A critical appraisal of comparative advantage theory under free market crony capitalism
Prabhakar, Akhilesh Chandra; Irwan Shah Zainal Abidin; … - In: Investment management and financial innovations 12 (2015) 3, pp. 93-98
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Capital, expectations, and the market process : essays on the theory of the market economy
Lachmann, Ludwig M. - 1977
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Markets and organization
Arena, Richard (ed.); Longhi, Christian (contributor) - 1998
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Markets, rules and institutions of exchange
Harvey, Mark (contributor) - 2010
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Kapitalismus, Wachstum und Entwicklung : das Marktsystem und seine Ergebnisse aus der Sicht von William J. Baumol
Leschke, Martin - In: William Baumols Markttheorie unternehmerischer …, (pp. 141-162). 2011
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Markets don't fail!
Simpson, Brian P. - 2005
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The tyranny of the market : a critique of theoretical foundations
Vickers, Douglas - 1995
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The emergence and evolution of markets
Brezinski, Horst (ed.); Fritsch, Michael (ed.) - 1997
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Adam Smith’s Approach to Virtue Ethics Had Nothing Whatsoever to Do With the Invisible Hand of the Market
Brady, Michael Emmett - 2018
Adam Smith’s version of Virtue Ethics can be traced directly back to Plato (Socrates) and Aristotle. Smith basically skipped Aquinas and Augustine because they were also Catholic theologians, as well as philosophers. Referencing them would not have been looked upon kindly by the Scottish...
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