What Is Classical Economics?
Classical Economist is generally called from Adam Smith until the "marginalist revolution" in 1871. Among them, British and French economists, plus some German economists who published different from the traditional . The term "classical economist" was first used by Marx to describe the Ricardo school and earlier economists [1].
Classical economist
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- Chinese name
- Classical economist
- Foreign name
- Classical Economist
- Origin
- Adam Smith
- End Time
- 1871
- Classical Economist is generally called from Adam Smith until the "marginalist revolution" in 1871. Among them, British and French economists, plus some German economists who published different from the traditional . The term "classical economist" was first used by Marx to describe the Ricardo school and earlier economists [1].
- Introduction
- For the economists that emerged after 1871, their doctrines have revolutionized the old doctrines of their predecessors. In order to distinguish them from each other, economic historians collectively call the economists who were Keynesian economists after 1871 the neoclassical economy (Neo-classical Economist).