Arthur Cecil Pigou: The Welfare Economist
More than anyone, it was Arthur Cecil Pigou that first articulated the marshallian notion of externalities in economics and politics and with...
David Ricardo: Accidental Father of Marxism
One very popular idea for which David Ricardo is given rather little credit in general education is his position on international trade....
Alfred Marshall: The refounder of economics studies (2)
For Alfred Marshall, there is an inseparable and complex connection between cost of production, supply, demand and price elasticity.
Carl Menger: The School Father
Carl Menger died in 1921, fifty-two years after his death, John Richard Hicks found time to declare that “I yield to no...
David Hume: The illuminator
David Hume also made it clear that there can be no political freedom without economic freedom, for he truly believed and noted...
John Maynard Keynes: The master economist (2)
For John Maynard Keynes, there is no point fixating on balancing the budget today in order to avoid possible deficit in the...
John Maynard Keynes: The master economist (1)
John Maynard Keynes with his understanding of history and mathematics combined with his capability to contemplate the particular, in terms of the...
Karl Marx: The philosopher king
Karl Marx is our unforgettable today.
He was an activist, economist, journalist, writer and philosopher. Just like Christianity is...
Jean-Baptiste Say: The evangelist of production
By Anthony Kila
Our unforgettable today is a man that holds a peculiar position in the pantheon of great...
Jean Baptiste Colbert: A child of his time
By Anthony Kila
Our unforgettable today is Jean Baptiste Colbert.
He is one of those who...
