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The topic of the paper is to estimate the importance of the contribution of Sismondi'seconomic analysis to the classical economic theory. To do this, the theoretical frameworkand the main concepts of the latter approach are first described. Three main themes allow usto distinguish the classical theory between the other ones: its conception of time andeconomic evolution, its apprehension of the different categories of economic agents and itsanalysis of wealth and prices. The paper deals with each theme and analyses its contents andplace in Sismondi's work. The study of the relation between time and economie evolutionallows the introduction of uncertainty in the perfect foresight classical scheme. As far asthe notion of economic agent is concerned, Sismondi specified the classical conception ofsocial classes in capitalism. Finally, in his treatment of wealth and prices, Sismondiemphasizes the importance of market forces and gluts. The conclusions of the paper are thefollowing: Sismondi's approach and classical analysis cannot be interpreted as inconsistent;moreover, Sismondi can be considered both as Ricardo's successor and as Keynes' predecessor

Note sur les apports de Sismondi à la théorie classique