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Hipertextualidad en la economía remota
[Hypertextuality in the remote economy]

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  • Plata Arenas, Lizeth Daniela

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: The present text, is a review of the first currents of the economic thought and its main postulates; things a: mercantilists, physiocrats and classics; in the latter, emphasis is placed on the propositions of Adam Smith and David Ricardo. All this in order to understand and differentiate their approaches, taking into account that some authors rely on the previous answers to complement or generate a new theory.

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  • Plata Arenas, Lizeth Daniela, 2018. "Hipertextualidad en la economía remota [Hypertextuality in the remote economy]," MPRA Paper 88670, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    Pensamiento económico; mercantilistas; fisiócratas; clásicos;
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    • B0 - Schools of Economic Thought and Methodology - - General

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