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Economic Effects Of The Philosophical Concept Of Community

Author(s) -

Alfonso Díaz Vera

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

revista procesos de mercado

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1697-6797

DOI - 10.52195/pm.v17i2.108

Subject(s) - scholasticism , cicero , civilization , individualism , classics , philosophy , politics , liberalism , mercantilism , history , law , theology , political science , archaeology

Introductory textbooks in the History of Economic Thought in use at colleges and universities devote little space to Scholasticism and its influence. Even those that do not start straight with the Physiocrats, Thomas Aquinas appears stuck between Ancient Greek Philosophers and Thomas Mun. Scholasticism with “medieval” economic thought characterized as primitive and focused on “obsolete” issues like usury and just price. Sometimes it is even categorized among the schools that promote State intervention1.

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