The Physiocrats: French Precursors to Classical Economics and Laissez Faire

Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 28 (1):41-57 (2022)
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The eighteenth-century Physiocrats are widely considered to be precursors to classical economics, the French ninteenth-centuryEconomistes, and contemporary free-market economics. They advocated free trade against mercantilism, and natural law against despotism. Although the Physiocrats also contributed to Walras and modern economic engineering, they fit squarely within the French (and world) liberal tradition.

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