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Critical Concepts in the History of Economics


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There are critical ideas in economics which refuse to go away. Debates about such issues as whether economies flourish most under systems of free trade or state intervention, about the determinants of value or the stability of money recur in every era. In many cases earlier generations of economists have made significant and insightful contributions which could illuminate current problems but which are not widely available.
Critical Concepts in the History of Economics aims to remedy this by making available important but rare contributions to economic analysis. Focusing on the questions which have dominated economic thinking for more than three centuries, the series provides major works of reference which make available rich sources of material to a new generation of scholars.

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Free Trade and Protectionism in America: 1822-1890

Free Trade and Protectionism in America: 1822-1890

1st Edition

Edited By Lars Magnusson
December 09, 1999

This collection gives immediate access to an extensive range of nineteenth century American writings on trade issues. Many of the pieces selected are rare even in America. Each has been carefully retypeset so that the collection as a whole is attractively presented and easy to read.Early American ...

Mercantilism Critical Concepts in the History of Economics

Mercantilism: Critical Concepts in the History of Economics

1st Edition

By Lars Magnusson
December 07, 1995

First published in 1996. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company....

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