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May 1, 1955The Quarterly Journal of Economics

Scholastic Economics: Survival and Lasting Influence from the Sixteenth Century to Adam Smith

Raymond de Roover

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I. Introduction: the medieval contribution, 161. — II. The school of Salamanca, 167. — III. The demise of scholastic economics, 171. — IV. Scholasticism and mercantilism: a contrast, 177. — V. Conclusions, 185.

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