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See also:

Antiquity (II); Enrico Barone (I); Pierre Le Pesant de Boisguilbert (I); British classical political economy (II); Cambridge School of Economics (II); Capital theory (III); Gustav Cassel (I); Economic thought in Scholasticism (II); Formalization and mathematical modelling (III); French Enlightenment (II); General equi­librium theory (III); David Hume (I); Income distribution (III); Industrial organization (III); International trade (III); Paul Robin Krugman (I); Labour and employment (III); Wassily W.

Leontief (I); Friedrich List (I); Alfred Marshall (I); Karl Heinrich Marx (I); Mercantilism and the science of trade (II); John Stuart Mill (I); Neo-Ricardian economics (II); William Petty (I); Francois Quesnay and Physiocracy (I); David Ricardo (I); Paul Anthony Samuelson (I); Scottish Enlightenment (II); Adam Smith (I); Piero Sraffa (I); Technical change and innovation (III); Robert Torrens (I); Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot (I); Marie-Esprit-Leon Walras (I); Welfare economics (III).

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Source: Faccarello G., Kurz H.-D.. Handbook on the history of economic analysis. Volume III, Developments in major fields of economics. Edward Elgar,2016. — 659 p. 2016

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