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ECON
311 Fall 2005
History of Economic Thought
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311-001 Syllabus
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Lectures
1 - Introduction
- Why Study HET?
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Ancient Civilizations
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- Islamic Scholasticism
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- Latin Scholasticism
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- The Mercantilist Age
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- Natural Law, Natural Rights, Economics
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- Richard Cantillon
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- The Physiocrats and Turgot
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- Pre-Smithian British Economics
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- Adam Smith
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- British Classical School
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- British Subjectivism
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- French Liberal School
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- Great Debates of the Classical Period
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- The Origins of the "Dismal Science"
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- Anticipations of Marginalism
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- The Marginal Revolutions
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Sample
Questions
Introduction
- Why
Study HET?
Ancient
Civilizations
Islamic
Scholasticism
Latin
Scholasticism
The
Mercantilist Age
Natural
Law, Natural Rights, Economics
Richard
Cantillon
The
Physiocrats and Turgot
Pre-Smithian
British Economics
Adam
Smith
British
Classical School
British
Subjectivism
French
Liberal School
Great
Debates of the Classical Period
The
Origins of the Dismal Science
Anticipations
of Marginalism
The
Marginal Revolutions
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