10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYSIOCRATIC»
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physiocratic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Political Economy and the Rise of Capitalism: A Reinterpretation
Adopting Quesnay's view that only the state had a clear interest in an agrarian
capitalist transformation of the French economy, Turgot adhered to an essentially
physiocratic program of reform. The physiocratic analysis of state and society, ...
2
A History of Economic Theory and Method: Sixth Edition
1 (Spring 1994), pp. 231—251, explores the neglected role of demand in
Quesnay's thought. For different treatments of physiocratic tax proposals, see L.
Einaudi, “The Physiocratic Theory of Taxation,” in Economic Essays in Honor of
Gustav ...
Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., Robert F. Hébert, 2013
3
Economics of Physiocracy
was predominant and manufacture definitely subsidiary.1 On the other hand, the
Physiocratic structure appealed to them because certain elements of it could be
used to bolster up their general critique of capitalism. All of them believed that the
...
4
The Economic Writings of Du Pont de Nemours
Influence of the Physiocratic School The influence of the physiocratic school was
two-fold: it influenced economic policy down through the Napoleonic period in
France, and it influenced the subsequent development of economic thought.
5
An Anthology of Single Land Tax Thought
By the time of the French Revolution, few were endorsing Physiocratic doctrine
explicitly, but it was still shaping the debate among the leaders of the Revolution,
in particular on the matter of fiscal reform, where the single tax proposal was one
...
6
The Literature of Political Economy: Collected Essays II
He had fallen into a logical trap—insisting upon the physiocratic view of rent as
surplus while allowing the differential principle of rent. Eltis has observed that
Malthus 'set out a Physiocratic analysis with the modification that there were ...
7
Evolutionary Theory in the Social Sciences
14 Physiocracy, British counterpart II 56 Physiocratic animism II 45 Physiocratic
discipline II 47 Physiocratic economics II 42 Physiocratic inquiry II 45 Physiocratic
point of view II 41, 47 Physiocratic scheme of the universe II 44 Physiocratic ...
William M. Dugger, Howard J. Sherman, 2003
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The Necessity of Choice: Nineteenth Century Political Thought
According to physiocratic thinking, craftsmen and merchants are valuable and do
necessary things; in physiocratic theory they produce that which is necessary for
survival. Nonagricultural occupations had their functions; the physiocratic point ...
Louis Hartz, Paul Roazen, 1990
9
Physiocracy, Antiphysiocracy and Pfeiffer
The physiocratic economic theory supported a liberal economy, which is free of
production monopolies and protecting customs duties as realized by camera-
listic governed states. Physiocrats tried to show the grievance caused by
mercantil- ...
10
The
Physiocratic Doctrine of Judicial Control
contribution is of far greater significance.27 Even if the relative weight given to
our problem in the economy of physiocratic thought has thus been notably
increased by more recent contributions, one still finds neither improved
understanding in ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHYSIOCRATIC»
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Scott Walker and the return of the physiocrats
In this physiocratic conception, cities were something like cancerous growths upon the healthy body of a nation. Unsurprisingly, then, the ... «AMERICAblog, May 15»
Gods and Profits
Just as Turgot and Quesnay co-opted pieces of Catholic natural-law theory to advance economic liberalism, Mackey borrows from Physiocratic ... «The New Republic, Apr 15»
Economics for Everyone: Circular Flow - Basic framework of an …
François Quesnay (French economist of the Physiocratic school) developed and visualized this concept in the Tableau économique. «Indiainfoline, Feb 15»
Does Santa's red garb mark him as a communist?
... a pretentious political science professor of obscurity argued compellingly that he's a Georgist — a protagonist of Henry George's physiocratic ... «BDlive, Dec 13»
Economic history
The Marquis de Condorcet, another writer associated with the physiocratic school, was also in favour of expanding public employment during ... «The Economist, Oct 13»
Central Bank Insurance and Agricultural Gold Alchemy
As one of the leading lights of the physiocratic school of thought, Francois Quesnay, said, “Without that sense of security which property gives, ... «The Market Oracle, Nov 12»
The New Physiocrats
What's really going on here, as far as I can tell, is a modern version of the 18th century physiocratic notion that only agriculture is real, that ... «New York Times, Oct 12»
Sans-Culottes
In his broad narrative, the failure of Physiocratic free-trade policies in the 1770s led to a renewed focus on using public debt to reduce property ... «Monthly Review, Mar 10»
A Eurocentric Problem
The watch-word that summed up Physiocratic political economy, laissez faire, was a direct translation from the Chinese phrase wu wei. «Dissident Voice, Feb 10»
The Paradox of Wealth: Capitalism and Ecological Destruction
Thus, in his Economic Manuscripts of 1861-63,he repeatedly attacked Malthus for falling back on this “physiocratic notion” of the environment ... «Monthly Review, Oct 09»
