José M Menudo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3592144 |
|---|---|
| NAME | José M Menudo |
| GIVEN NAMES | José M |
| FAMILY NAME | Menudo |
| SIGNATURE | MENUDO J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Pablo de Olavide |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3317-2151 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The reception of Adam Smith on bank notes and the balance of payments
Adam Smith advanced a radically different analysis of the dynamics of international monetary flows than his good friend David Hume, and placed it at the heart of his analysis of banks and money. Smith’s analysis of banks and international flows of money and credit was an important element in his intellectual assault on the British commercial conceptions and colonial policies of his day. It let him argue that an outflow of specie would boost Briti…
Where Is Credit in the Price Specie Flow
Standard models of the price specie flow do not consider credit. Yet Hume and preceding authors were reacting to the implosion of Law’s financial bubble. We delineate the anti-credit thesis contained within the evolution of eighteenth-century balance of payments analyses. A string of eighteenth-century authors argued over whether the balance of payments constituted a binding constraint on credit creation. As part of their analysis they considered…
Doctrinas económicas en el debate parlamentario sobre la «Ley de conversión de la deuda pública» de 1844
Este trabajo se enmarca en la recepción de las ideas económica en la actividad parlamentaria española. En concreto, analizamos la irrupción de la Economía política en el debate sobre la Ley de conversión de la deuda pública de 1844, donde su discurso se confronta con otras visiones de la deuda pública. Encontramos que los parlamentarios emplean algunos contenidos de un debate iniciado en las Cortes de Cádiz, que distinguía entre autores hacendist…
La fortuna de un intelectual y científico de la Ilustración en el extranjero
Originario de Jatiel, José Manuel Pellicer García emigra para participar, entre las décadas de 1780 y 1800, en un período de efervescencia de centros académicos donde compartir y enseñar los avances en todo tipo de disciplinas. Como autodidacta en hidráulica y astronomía, este eclesiástico hizo uso de un conocimiento práctico para realizar numerosas propuestas. Todas ellas fueron siempre rechazadas por las instituciones científicas, distinguiéndo…
A Unifying Enlightenment
The most traditional way of looking at the European Enlightenment is to see it almost exclusively as a major change in the world of ideas. Starting with either Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, or Locke, this approach focuses on how the scientific and philosophical developments of ideas led to the prominent figures of the movement such as Rousseau, Montesquieu, Hume, and Smith. The corollary usually is that a few “individual minds may, at crucial mome…
Robert Owen’s quest for the ‘new moral world’ in a non-industrialized country
This article examines how Robert Owen’s ideas, and the example of his New Lanark Mill, were understood and received in Spain in the nineteenth century. It follows recent historiographic trends in the history of early Spanish socialism to show that although Owen’s ideas could not have a decisive impact in a largely agricultural economy and society, his ideas did draw more significant attention that has been thought. The article examines how Owen’s…
Richard Cantillon’s stabilizing market dynamics
1We consider a dynamic input output model that represents important aspects of Richard Cantillon’s discussion of economic structure and market dynamics. Merchants and inventories determine prices that diverge from (longer run) equilibrium. We contrast this stable formulation of price determination with an unstable benchmark specification in which variations in mercantile inventories play no role. Appreciated the stabilising properties of classica…
The Rural Economics of René de Girardin
René-Louis de Girardin is remembered for having invited Rousseau to hisErmenonville estate. Girardin believed it necessary to further the debate on gardens on the basis of a principle of continuity that rejects any idea of enclosure. This made it possible to establish an agricultural model that increased production and finally allowed the monopoly in grain sales to be broken. At the service of l'idéologienobiliaire, his analysis shows the existen…
Ediciones, Reimpresiones Y Traducciones en Español Del Tratado De Economía Política De Jean Baptiste Say
Jean-Baptiste Say’s Traité d’économie politique made a profound impact on Spain in the 19th century due to its prominent influence on parliamentary debate and teaching. Probably due to the success achieved in Spain and the numerous editions and translations into Spanish, certain confusion is perceived in the literature. The aim of this article is to clarify the muddle over the different editions of Say’s Traité in Spanish and also the identity of…
A Previously Unpublished Correspondence between Adam Smith and Joseph Nicolas de Windischgrätz
This article transcripts and comments on two letters by Adam Smith, and two letters by his correspondent Joseph Nicolas de Windischgrätz. These letters belong to a rather rich and lengthy exchange—which would end at the beginning of 1788—composed of at least sixteen pieces. As with the rest of the correspondence between them, the letters published here refer to the prize proposed by Windischgrätz in 1784–85. The Programme of this prize was lookin…
Cartas Españolas De Jean-Baptiste Say
This paper transcribes and annotates five unpublished letters that Manuel María Gutiérrez, Álvaro Flórez Estrada and the Marquis of Valle Santoro respectively sent to Jean-Baptiste Say. An initial hypothesis holds the importance of this correspondence in order to argue the connection of the Spanish authors with the canonical works. We focus on several questions related to the transmission of economic ideas. First, the translation of Say’s work is…
La recepción de la obra de Jean-Baptiste Say en España
Este trabajo analiza la difusión de la teoria del empresario de Jean-Baptiste Say en España, como último eslabón de una línea de pensamiento que tiene su origen en Richard Cantillon. Se prueba que la particularidad de este autor es su gran difusión en el siglo XIX español –siendo uno de los más traducidos– y la escasa influencia de su teoría económica del empresario. Explicamos las razones de una paradoja que deja sin fundamentos teóricos a cualq…
La recepción de la obra de Jean-Baptiste Say en España
Este trabajo analiza la difusión de la teoria del empresario de Jean-Baptiste Say en España, como último eslabón de una línea de pensamiento que tiene su origen en Richard Cantillon. Se prueba que la particularidad de este autor es su gran difusión en el siglo XIX español –siendo uno de los más traducidos– y la escasa influencia de su teoría económica del empresario. Explicamos las razones de una paradoja que deja sin fundamentos teóricos a cualq…
Ediciones, Reimpresiones Y Traducciones en Español Del Tratado De Economía Política De Jean Baptiste Say
Jean-Baptiste Say’s Traité d’économie politique made a profound impact on Spain in the 19th century due to its prominent influence on parliamentary debate and teaching. Probably due to the success achieved in Spain and the numerous editions and translations into Spanish, certain confusion is perceived in the literature. The aim of this article is to clarify the muddle over the different editions of Say’s Traité in Spanish and also the identity of…
Cartas Españolas De Jean-Baptiste Say
This paper transcribes and annotates five unpublished letters that Manuel María Gutiérrez, Álvaro Flórez Estrada and the Marquis of Valle Santoro respectively sent to Jean-Baptiste Say. An initial hypothesis holds the importance of this correspondence in order to argue the connection of the Spanish authors with the canonical works. We focus on several questions related to the transmission of economic ideas. First, the translation of Say’s work is…
La recepción de la obra de Jean-Baptiste Say en España
Este trabajo analiza la difusión de la teoria del empresario de Jean-Baptiste Say en España, como último eslabón de una línea de pensamiento que tiene su origen en Richard Cantillon. Se prueba que la particularidad de este autor es su gran difusión en el siglo XIX español –siendo uno de los más traducidos– y la escasa influencia de su teoría económica del empresario. Explicamos las razones de una paradoja que deja sin fundamentos teóricos a cualq…
Cartas Españolas De Jean-Baptiste Say
This paper transcribes and annotates five unpublished letters that Manuel María Gutiérrez, Álvaro Flórez Estrada and the Marquis of Valle Santoro respectively sent to Jean-Baptiste Say. An initial hypothesis holds the importance of this correspondence in order to argue the connection of the Spanish authors with the canonical works. We focus on several questions related to the transmission of economic ideas. First, the translation of Say’s work is…
A Previously Unpublished Correspondence between Adam Smith and Joseph Nicolas de Windischgrätz
This article transcripts and comments on two letters by Adam Smith, and two letters by his correspondent Joseph Nicolas de Windischgrätz. These letters belong to a rather rich and lengthy exchange—which would end at the beginning of 1788—composed of at least sixteen pieces. As with the rest of the correspondence between them, the letters published here refer to the prize proposed by Windischgrätz in 1784–85. The Programme of this prize was lookin…
Ediciones, Reimpresiones Y Traducciones en Español Del Tratado De Economía Política De Jean Baptiste Say
Jean-Baptiste Say’s Traité d’économie politique made a profound impact on Spain in the 19th century due to its prominent influence on parliamentary debate and teaching. Probably due to the success achieved in Spain and the numerous editions and translations into Spanish, certain confusion is perceived in the literature. The aim of this article is to clarify the muddle over the different editions of Say’s Traité in Spanish and also the identity of…
Richard Cantillon’s stabilizing market dynamics
1We consider a dynamic input output model that represents important aspects of Richard Cantillon’s discussion of economic structure and market dynamics. Merchants and inventories determine prices that diverge from (longer run) equilibrium. We contrast this stable formulation of price determination with an unstable benchmark specification in which variations in mercantile inventories play no role. Appreciated the stabilising properties of classica…
The Rural Economics of René de Girardin
René-Louis de Girardin is remembered for having invited Rousseau to hisErmenonville estate. Girardin believed it necessary to further the debate on gardens on the basis of a principle of continuity that rejects any idea of enclosure. This made it possible to establish an agricultural model that increased production and finally allowed the monopoly in grain sales to be broken. At the service of l'idéologienobiliaire, his analysis shows the existen…
Robert Owen’s quest for the ‘new moral world’ in a non-industrialized country
This article examines how Robert Owen’s ideas, and the example of his New Lanark Mill, were understood and received in Spain in the nineteenth century. It follows recent historiographic trends in the history of early Spanish socialism to show that although Owen’s ideas could not have a decisive impact in a largely agricultural economy and society, his ideas did draw more significant attention that has been thought. The article examines how Owen’s…
Doctrinas económicas en el debate parlamentario sobre la «Ley de conversión de la deuda pública» de 1844
Este trabajo se enmarca en la recepción de las ideas económica en la actividad parlamentaria española. En concreto, analizamos la irrupción de la Economía política en el debate sobre la Ley de conversión de la deuda pública de 1844, donde su discurso se confronta con otras visiones de la deuda pública. Encontramos que los parlamentarios emplean algunos contenidos de un debate iniciado en las Cortes de Cádiz, que distinguía entre autores hacendist…
La fortuna de un intelectual y científico de la Ilustración en el extranjero
Originario de Jatiel, José Manuel Pellicer García emigra para participar, entre las décadas de 1780 y 1800, en un período de efervescencia de centros académicos donde compartir y enseñar los avances en todo tipo de disciplinas. Como autodidacta en hidráulica y astronomía, este eclesiástico hizo uso de un conocimiento práctico para realizar numerosas propuestas. Todas ellas fueron siempre rechazadas por las instituciones científicas, distinguiéndo…
A Unifying Enlightenment
The most traditional way of looking at the European Enlightenment is to see it almost exclusively as a major change in the world of ideas. Starting with either Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, or Locke, this approach focuses on how the scientific and philosophical developments of ideas led to the prominent figures of the movement such as Rousseau, Montesquieu, Hume, and Smith. The corollary usually is that a few “individual minds may, at crucial mome…
Where Is Credit in the Price Specie Flow
Standard models of the price specie flow do not consider credit. Yet Hume and preceding authors were reacting to the implosion of Law’s financial bubble. We delineate the anti-credit thesis contained within the evolution of eighteenth-century balance of payments analyses. A string of eighteenth-century authors argued over whether the balance of payments constituted a binding constraint on credit creation. As part of their analysis they considered…
The reception of Adam Smith on bank notes and the balance of payments
Adam Smith advanced a radically different analysis of the dynamics of international monetary flows than his good friend David Hume, and placed it at the heart of his analysis of banks and money. Smith’s analysis of banks and international flows of money and credit was an important element in his intellectual assault on the British commercial conceptions and colonial policies of his day. It let him argue that an outflow of specie would boost Briti…
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