Economic romanticism in the twentieth century
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TextPublication details: New Delhi; New Book Society of India; 1964Description: 200pSubject(s): DDC classification: - 330.155 VIK
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| 330.155 SEN "Choice, welfare and management" | 330.155 SIN From Naoroji to Nehru | 330.155 SIN Ethics in economics: A vision for NEP 2020 (Vol.1) | 330.155 VIK Economic romanticism in the twentieth century | 330.1556 BAR Economics of the welfare state | 330.156.92 SKI Keynes: a very short introduction | 330.156 AND Keynes and the British humanist tradition: the moral purpose of the market |
The political economy of romanticism represents a controversial area in economic thought reflecting a certain degree of
nationalism and mysticism. In general, it stresses the importance of cultural values in economic life explaining the relationship between intellectual activities and the growth of productive forces in the light of the tradition developed by Adarn Mueller in the early nineteenth century.
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