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Bullionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bullionism is an economic theory that defines wealth by the amount of precious metals owned. Bullionism is an early or primitive form of mercantilism. It was derived, in the 16th century, from the ob...
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Highlights of The Bullionist Controversy* by; David Laidler; *This expository essay builds upon material presented in a lecture given at the Stockholm; School of Economics in October 1999. It also draws upon an earlier, shorter, paper;
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Modern econometric methods are applied to several 'important propositions central to the Bullionist controversy' in the UK during the period of inflation from 1793 to 1816 and the period of depression between 1816 and 1850. The controversy, which concerns the depression that followed the return to the gold standard in...
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Over the years the bullionist controversy has evoked great interest ... bate arfiong different members of the bullionist camp. ...
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CiteSeerX - Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles): This paper surveys the literature of the Bullionist controversy which dominated the development of Classical monetary economics between 1797 andl the early 1820s. It highlights the contributions of Henry Thornton to the early phase of the debate, particularly his ...
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By David Laidler; Abstract: This paper surveys the literature of the Bullionist controversy which dominated the development of Classical monetary ... Abstract: This paper surveys the literature of the Bullionist controversy which dominated the development of Classical monetary economics between 1797 and the early 1820s.
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English Mercantilism is often divided into three phases: the crude "Bullionist" stage lasting roughly from the 1580s to 1620, the "Traditional" stage lasting from 1620 to about 1700, overlapping with the "Liberal" stage which stretched from the 1680s to the 1750s. French Colbertisme is said to have lasted between...
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