Fronsperger and Laffemas Kate Retford

Fronsperger and Laffemas Kate RetfordThis volume introduces two very early, unique, and hitherto largely unknown contributions to the making of modern economic knowledge: Fronsperger's on the role of self interest in economic development (later called the Mandeville Paradox) and Laffemas on the importance of an active industrial policy. Both for the first time in English.

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