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On the robustness of laissez-faire [PDF]

Journal of Economic Theory, 2009
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Laissez-faire

This authoritative and comprehensive reference work provides a thorough account of the classical approach to economics. It contains almost two hundred informative short entries in an easily accessible dictionary format on all the significant areas of this school of thought.
Clarke John, Cochrane Allan, Smart Carol
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The Case for Financial Laissez-Faire

The Economic Journal, 1996
The argument for financial laissez-faire (or free banking) is essentially very simple: if free trade is generally desirable, then what is wrong with free trade in the financial services sector? If nothing is wrong with it, the whole panoply of government intervention into the financial sector the central bank, government-sponsored deposit insurance and
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On Laissez Faire

2005
The case against the presumption that Smith subscribed to ‘laissez faire’ principles on the lonely grounds that he never used these words, is not the only nor the strongest evidence. Fortunately, the case is much stronger.
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Laissez-faire-Pluralismus

1970
Theologie und Philosophie, Bd. 42 Nr.
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laissez-faire, economists and

2008
Roger E. Backhouse, Steven G. Medema
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The Limits to Laissez-Faire

2005
It was free trade, however, that Lowe carried closest to his heart as he returned to England. The repeal of the Corn Laws, he wrote soon after he arrived home, ‘overleaps the ordinary achievements of legislation as the Arc de Triomphe towers over the low-lying buildings at its feet’.1 In one of his first parliamentary speeches he praised Gladstone’s ...
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