Early British Economics from the XIIIth to the middle of the XVIIIth century

, by Beer,Max

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ISBN: 9780415313223 | 0415313228
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Copyright: 9/24/2003

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First published in 1938

Introduction

(15)

The Schoolmen and Their Problems

(11)

Beginning of Scholasticism in the British Isles

Commerce and Ethics

Growth of Trade and Commerce

Conflict between Ethics and Economics

Alexander of Hales (Alensis)

(13)

Community and Private Property

Trade and Commerce

Aristotle and the Schoolmen on Money

Usury

Ricardus De Media Villa

(6)

Community and Liberty

Lawfulness of Trade and Commerce

Difference between Gain and Interest

John Duns Scotus

(7)

Remarks on his Life and Work

Origin of Property and State

Trade and Commerce

Usury

The Legacy of the Schoolmen

(8)

Preparing the Way for Modern Times

William of Ockham

Influence on Modern Views

A History of Early British Economics

The Age of Mercantilism: General View

(22)

Definition of Mercantilism

Importance of Coin and Bullion

The Mechanism of Bullionist Policy

The Ethics of the Angevin Trade Legislation

The Two Periods of Mercantilism

Sixteenth Century Economics

(48)

Price Revolution and Money Difficulties

The ``Dearth'' and Debasement of the Coinage

John Hales on the Nature of Money

Influx of West Indian Treasure

Delivering Money by Exchange

Gerard Malynes and Thomas Milles against Exchangers

Excess of Imports

The Prime Cause of the Economic Difficulties

The Quantity Theory of Money: John Locke

Balance of Trade

130

(28)

Mediaeval and Modern Conception of Trading

Rise of the term ``Balance of Trade''

Origin of Some Ideas of the Balance of Trade

Thomas Mun and Edward Misselden

Influence of the Balance of Trade Doctrine

Importance of Manufacture

158

(29)

Arts and Crafts as a Source of Treasure

Beginning of the Protective System

Sir William Petty on Money, Value, and International Trade

Petty and his Contemporaries on Labour, Population, and Wages

Conflict between Crown and Merchants

Recapitulation

187

(9)

Meaning of the Balance of Trade

Mercantilism and Foreign Politics

Transition to Liberal Economics

196

(32)

Introductory Remarks

Manufacture, Credit, Banking, and Free Trade

The Anti-Mercantilists: Child, Barbon, Davenant

The Free-Trade Maxims of Dudley North

The Economics of the Free-Trade Doctrine

Jacob Vanderlint, Matthew Dekker, and Joseph Massie

David Hume

Retrospect: British Economics in 1750

228

(15)

Index

243

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