The Political Economy of Trade and Growth: An Analytical Interpretation of Sir James Steuart's InquiryEdward Elgar Publishing, 1994 - 323 pagina's The Political Economy of Trade and Growth provides the basis for a major re-evaluation of Sir James Steuart’s contribution to modern economics through a rigorous analysis of his most important work. |
Inhoudsopgave
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2 The Basic Conception of an Exchange Economy | 9 |
3 The Value of Commodities and the Distribution of Income | 29 |
4 The Level of Output Employment and Population | 93 |
5 Economic Growth and Foreign Trade | 127 |
6 National Money and Interest | 158 |
7 International Money | 204 |
8 Public Finance | 226 |
9 Human Beings Society and the Body Politic | 274 |
10 CONCLUSION | 298 |
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according to Steuart actual augmentation balance of payments balance of trade balance of wealth bank Cantillon chapter circulation of money coin commodity market consequence consume cumulative current price depends determined discussion of Steuart's domestic economic sectors effects effectual demand equation equilibrium exchange economy expence expense farmers foreign trade fundamental price income increase industrious free hands level of output macroeconomic model manufactures market price Meanwhile model of circulation money-unit natural price notion of effectual original italics paper money particular physical necessaries necessities Physiocrats political economy population pound sterling price level price of bullion price of commodities production process profit upon alienation proportion proportional taxes public credit public finance Quesnay Quesnay's rate of interest real value relation rent of land society Steuart's analysis Steuart's discussion Steuart's Inquiry Steuart's theory supposed surplus Tableau taxation taxes theory of value trade and industry value of commodities wages of labour whereas