> Like the classics for whom they provided an analytical basis, and unlike
> the later marginalists, these pioneers
> sought to understand the world around them, rather than to fit it into a
> preconceived conceptual framework.
Hi Roy:
I don't know about that: I think that political economists prior to Smith
also had preconceived
conceptual frameworks - in their case, based on their world outlook,
philosophy, and theology.
These were also informed by their class membership and identity -note how
their conceptual
framework generally dovetailed rather nicely with class interests.
In solidarity, Jerry
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