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San Bernardino of Siena and Sant'Antonino of Florence: The Two Great Economic Thinkers of the Middle Ages

by Raymond De Roover

Baker Library, Boston, 196756 pagesUpdated May 31, 2008

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Author
Raymond De Roover
First published
1967
Format
PDF
Pages
56
Publisher
Baker Library, Boston
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Austrian theory & method

Raymen De Roover San Bernadino and Sant Antonino

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Raymond Adrien Marie de Roover (1904–1972) was an economic historian of medieval Europe. His scholarship is best known for demonstrating that Scholastic economic thought was a precursor to, and compatible with, classical economic thought, challenging…

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12 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Forewordp. 5
  2. I. Introductionp. 7
  3. II.Biographical and Biographical Interludep. 8
  4. III.The Scholastic Approach to Economicsp. 12
  5. IV.The Justification of Private Propertyp. 14
  6. V. Business Ethicsp. 15
  7. VI.Value and Price Determinationp. 22
  8. VII.The Problem of the Just Wagep. 33
  9. VIII.What Was Usary?p. 37
  10. IX.Cambium or Foreign Exchange?p. 43
  11. X.The Problem of Public Debtp. 48
  12. XI. Conclusionsp. 50

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Raymond De Roover 1904–1972

Raymond Adrien Marie de Roover (1904–1972) was an economic historian of medieval Europe. His scholarship is best known for demonstrating that Scholastic economic thought was a precursor to, and compatible with, classical economic thought… Read more about Raymond De Roover.

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