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Economic Thought and History looks at the relationship between
facts and thought in historical economic research, viewing it in
the context of periods of economic crisis and providing detailed
analyses of methods used in determining the bond between economic
history and economic theory. This interdisciplinary collection
brings together international researchers in the history of
economic thought and economic history in order to confront varying
approaches to the study of economic facts and ideas, rethinking
boundaries, methodologies and the object of their disciplines. The
chapters explore the relationship between economic thought and
economic theory from a variety of perspectives, exploring the
relationship between history and economics, and the boundaries
defining the history of economic thought, in terms of both single
authors and schools of thought. The book offers particular insights
on the Italian tradition of thought. The uniquely interdisciplinary
and analytical approach presented here bridges the methodological
gap between these disciplines, unearthing a fertile common ground
of research. This book is intended for Postgraduate students
conducting further research into the field, or for professors and
academics of economic history and history of economic thought.
Can money improve economic organization? Between 1909 and 1917,
Gustavo Del Vecchio, an Italian economist, developed a theory of
circulation. In a series of articles he set out his thoughts on the
utility and value of money, credit, discount rates, banking and
international payments. Tusset re-evaluates Del Vecchio's theory,
concluding that money represents a technology which organizes both
economy and society.
Economic Thought and History looks at the relationship between
facts and thought in historical economic research, viewing it in
the context of periods of economic crisis and providing detailed
analyses of methods used in determining the bond between economic
history and economic theory. This interdisciplinary collection
brings together international researchers in the history of
economic thought and economic history in order to confront varying
approaches to the study of economic facts and ideas, rethinking
boundaries, methodologies and the object of their disciplines. The
chapters explore the relationship between economic thought and
economic theory from a variety of perspectives, exploring the
relationship between history and economics, and the boundaries
defining the history of economic thought, in terms of both single
authors and schools of thought. The book offers particular insights
on the Italian tradition of thought. The uniquely interdisciplinary
and analytical approach presented here bridges the methodological
gap between these disciplines, unearthing a fertile common ground
of research. This book is intended for Postgraduate students
conducting further research into the field, or for professors and
academics of economic history and history of economic thought.
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