Economic Liberalism: The beginnings

Adam Smith agriculture American Aurelius authority Bank Barbon behavior believed cantilists century Cicero classic liberalism classical economics classical economists commerce common conception Congress Constitution convention Davenant Defoe doctrine duties early Stoics economic liberalism economic policy Epictetus equal ernment ethical exchange exports expressed favorable Federal government Federalists foreign trade free trade freedom full employment Gallatin Hales Hamilton Ibid ideas implied important individual industry Jefferson laisser faire less liberty lieved Madison Malynes manufactures Marcus Aurelius means meant ment mercantilism mercantilist writers mercantilists monetary money supply monopoly moral national interest national power nature nomic objective opposed opposition Petty philosophy physiocrats political Postlethwayt principle problem proposed protection reason reduced regulated Report on Manufactures Republicans secure self-interest Smith social society spending statement Stoic Stoicism tariff things Thomas Mun thought tion United virtue wages wanted wealth writings wrote