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Smith und Turgot Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte und Theorie der Nationalökonomie
1892
by
Feilbogen
Knowledge Economics
Adam Smith
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Adolf Wagner
Carl Menger
David Hume
Economic History
Physiocracy
Social Policy
Wilhelm Roscher
Methodology
Productivity
Bimetallism
Mercantilism
Protectionism
Socialism
Friedrich List
Individualism
Karl Marx
Laissez-faire
John Stuart Mill
Capital Theory
Division of Labor
Capital Accumulation
Property Rights
Interest Rates
Competition
Free Trade
Guilds
Interventionism
Factors of Production
Corporatism
Trade Unions
Bureaucracy
Monopoly
French Revolution
Empiricism
Causality
Ideology
Political Economy
Iron Law of Wages
Agriculture
Income Distribution
Inheritance
International Trade
Wages
Epistemology
Immanuel Kant
Classical Economics
National Income
Natural Law
Thomas Malthus
Ground Rent
Richard Cantillon
Taxation
Demography
Labor Theory of Value
Price Theory
Infrastructure
Labor Law
Progressive Taxation
Class Struggle
Utilitarianism
Table of Contents · 64 segments
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Google Book Search Public Domain Notice and Usage Guidelines
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Library and Title Page for Feilbogen’s Smith und Turgot
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Preface: The Smith Problem and the Aim of Comparing Smith with Turgot
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Table of Contents
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First Section, Chapter I: Orienting Analysis of the Problem
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First Section, Chapter II: Restricting the Inquiry to Objective Comparison
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Chapter III, §8: Definition of Ideal Significance
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§9: The Exemplary Significance of Smith's Inquiry
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§10: The Material Significance of Smith's Inquiry
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Chapter IV, §11: Method of Comparison with the Contingent Predecessor
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§12: Sources of Error and Tests of Correctness
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§13: Plan of the Investigation
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Second Section, Chapter I, §14: The Impression of Essential Identity between Smith and Turgot
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§15: External Similarity of the Main Theoretical Works
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§16: Internal Similarity of the Apparently Essential Theories
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§17: The Basic Fallacy of the Polemic against Smith
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Chapter II, §18: Division of Labor in Turgot
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§19: Capital in Turgot
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§20: Summary of Turgot's Theoretical Individualism
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The Four Preconditions of Practical Smithianism
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Private Property in Turgot
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The Isolation of the Individual in Turgot
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Turgot’s Low Estimate of Public Administration
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Turgot’s Cosmopolitanism and Free Trade
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Summary: Smithianism as Moderated Turgotism
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The Three Stages of an Empirical Science
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Experience Without Science
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Pseudo-Science
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Analysis as the Tearing of Illusion
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Founding True Science through Synthesis
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Turgot’s Fragmented Works and Dogmatic Style
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Symptomatic Meaning of Turgot’s Literary Traits
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Turgot as Judged by His Admirers
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Gaps in Turgot’s Works
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Turgot’s Lack of Interesting Empirical Facts
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Inaccuracy of Turgot’s Deduction
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Turgot’s Tendency toward Commonplaces and Exaggerations
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Turgot’s Unoriginality and Physiocratic Artifice
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Pseudo-Scientific Character of Turgot’s Synthesis
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Turgot’s Significance and Transition to Smith’s Formal Superiority
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Fourth Section, Chapter I: Form in Science and Scientificity as Inner Form
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Scientificity of Isolated Theorems
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Scientificity of Synthesis: Foundation, Principle, and Goal
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Effectiveness of Scientific Presentation
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Chapter II: The Division of Labor as a Formal Model
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Effectiveness of Presentation in Smith’s Theory of the Division of Labor
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Scientificity of Smith’s Theorem of the Division of Labor
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Scientificity of Smith’s Synthesis
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Pseudo-Scientific Elements in Smith’s System
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Conclusions on Smith’s Formal Superiority and Transition to Material Superiority
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External Indications: Analysis of the Title
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Synthesis of Smith’s Argument
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Smith as an Alleged Physiocrat
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Smith and the Agrarian Side of Physiocracy
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Smith and the Atomistic Side of Physiocracy
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Essential Difference Between Smithianism and Physiocracy
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Refashioning the Physiocratic Basic Concept
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The Productivity of Labor as the Theoretical Principle of Smithianism
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Social Policy and Socialpolitik
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The Principle of Smith’s Social Policy
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Social Freedom in Adam Smith
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Social Equality in Adam Smith
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The Solidity of Smith’s Social Policy
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Smith’s Superiority
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