アメリカ初期自由主義経済学 : マクヴィッカー,ジェファスン,クーパー(1)

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The purpose of this paper is to throw light on the unique and complex characteristics of early American liberal political economy from the Revolution to about 1840. Early American liberalism in economics is neither just an American version of European classical liberal economics, nor a monolith. It may be devided into three schools : (1) The northeastern clerical school, (2) The Jefferson school, and (3) The suouthern Cooper school. The characteristics of these three schools should be understood in comparison with opposing American protectionist economics on one hand and with English and French classical liberal economics on the other hand. For this purpose the economic thought of John McVickar, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Cooper will be reexamined as the representatives of the three schools.
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