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... on Economic Theory’s Most Contro- versial Principle. Edited by Steven Kates. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar, 2003. x; 221 pp. $85.00. With two exceptions, each contributor to this collection of essays is classified by the editor according to whether he maintains that “with the disappearance of Say’s Law...

... foundations in the Freiburg school still constitute a challenging artifact for historians of economics, the most recent abundant literature published by some of the best international presses stems from disciplines as diverse as macroeconomics, finance, political theory, law, intellectual history...

... American career. In particular, Ely consistently attacked laissez-faire economics for positing absolute economic laws rather than understanding the economy and economics as human enterprises subject to change. He advocated for empirical economic research as an antidote to the static premises of laissez...

... the second half of the eighteenth century that resulted from the rethinking of the natural law foundations of the disci- pline. I argue that Cameral sciences progressed from princely household management to a political theory of the economic state. Whereas a massive amount of scholarship has explored liberal...

... that accompanied it. Buffon radically reconceptualized the reproduction of living beings as a process governed by natural laws and not divine intervention. As the paper argues, the physiocrats’ political-economic system was based on precisely such a conception of the natural laws of reproduction, which...