Edwin Cannan fue un economista e historiador del pensamiento económico británico, reconocido por su agudo análisis y crítica de la teoría económica clásica. Aunque inicialmente fue un crítico de la economía clásica y un aliado del intervencionismo, cambió significativamente hacia el liberalismo clásico a principios del siglo XX. Cannan defendió la simplicidad, la claridad y el sentido común en la exposición de las ideas económicas. Enfatizó los fundamentos institucionales que sustentan los sistemas económicos, abogando por un enfoque claro y lógico de la disciplina.
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Focusing on the evolution of local taxation in England, this collection of five lectures provides an in-depth analysis of the historical context and development of local rates. Originally published in 1896, it explores the implications of these rates on local governance and public finance, offering insights into the fiscal policies of the time. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of local taxation and its impact on communities throughout England's history.
These papers examine some of the economic aspects of international relations, including free trade, exchange rates, and labor mobility. Written by renowned economist Edwin Cannan, this book provides valuable insights into the complex world of international economics.
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The book presents a collection of lectures that delve into the interconnected topics of justice, policing, revenue generation, and arms management. Originally published in 1896, it offers insights into the legal and societal frameworks of the time, exploring how these elements contribute to governance and public order. This reprint maintains the integrity of the original text, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical perspectives on law and society.
The book explores the fundamental issues of economics, focusing on production, value, and distribution theories. Cannan provides a comparative analysis of various economic problems and the solutions proposed throughout history. By examining these concepts, the work aims to deepen the understanding of economic principles and their implications.
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