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Cantillon far ahead of his time

1982

by Shackle

[Title Page and Preface]: G. L. S. Shackle introduces his essay on Richard Cantillon, honoring Professor Lucas Beltrán and identifying Cantillon as the founder of economics as a distinct discipline...

Economic HistoryG.L.S. ShackleRichard CantillonUncertaintyEntrepreneurshipWilliam Stanley JevonsEquilibriumFrank KnightJohn Maynard KeynesSpeculationAustrian SchoolLeon WalrasMarginalismPrice TheorySubjective ValueSupply and DemandInflationInterest RatesIrving FisherLiquidityMonetary TheoryMultiplierQuantity Theory of MoneyVelocity of CirculationAlfred MarshallbankingInternational TradeJohn HicksTerms of Trade

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Title Page and Prefaceforeword
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1. Cantillon: The First Great Economistessay
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2. Incertitude: The Core of Cantillon's Theoryessay
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3. Price: Intrinsic Value and Market Altercationsessay
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4. Money: Circulation, Inflation, and Interest Ratesessay
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4. Currency Exchange and Bankingessay
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