Smith and Bentham on usury laws: the terms of the debate This article deals with the controversy between Smith and Bentham on usury laws. Unlike traditional interpretations that provide strictly economic explanations, it is argued that the differences between the two authors rest on a divergence concerning the psychology of the actors involved in the credit market. Although Smith and Bentham used the same words to point them out these psychological mechanisms, they described them quite differently, so that the debate could hardly make sense (pan I). Emphasising the specificity of each author's psychological hypothesis, an other specificity, concerning trading interactions between actors on the market of credit is brought to the fore (part ...
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Smith and Bentham on usury laws: the terms of the debate This article deals with the controversy be...
International audienceThis article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the eco...
International audienceThis article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the eco...
Adam Smith justified the contemporary usury laws and was severely criticised by Bentham and most mod...
This article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the economic efficiency of th...
National audienceThis article deals with the contribution of Turgot to Credit Rationing Theory. By c...
This thesis aims at questioning the homogeneity of classical political economy by showing that alter...
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Some specific positions of Adam Smith have been, and still are, sources of problems and debates. Gen...
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Dans le cadre d'un ouvrage collectif sur les fondements du libéralisme, cet article étudie la place ...
This paper aims at clarifying the relations between the caracteristics of the laws of value and the ...
Regulation, intervention and regressive taxation in The Wealth of Nations. This article adresses se...
Smith and Bentham on usury laws: the terms of the debate This article deals with the controversy be...
International audienceThis article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the eco...
International audienceThis article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the eco...
Adam Smith justified the contemporary usury laws and was severely criticised by Bentham and most mod...
This article aims at showing how Bentham addressed the modern issue of the economic efficiency of th...
National audienceThis article deals with the contribution of Turgot to Credit Rationing Theory. By c...
This thesis aims at questioning the homogeneity of classical political economy by showing that alter...
Currency and capital : the distinction established by Thomas Tooke between noney and credit Jérôme D...
From the time when usury laws were first passed in the sixteenth century, the question of interest r...
Bentham in research program and british political economy : two misunderstandings The topic of this...
Some specific positions of Adam Smith have been, and still are, sources of problems and debates. Gen...
Abstract : Adam Smith and the Pennsylvany : the Invisible Hand and the Deadalian Wings of Paper Mone...
Dans le cadre d'un ouvrage collectif sur les fondements du libéralisme, cet article étudie la place ...
This paper aims at clarifying the relations between the caracteristics of the laws of value and the ...
Regulation, intervention and regressive taxation in The Wealth of Nations. This article adresses se...