Charles Stanton Decal’ Ethical Political Economy

This paper seeks to establish the claim that Charles Stanton Devas, whose writings have hitherto been neglected by researchers, should be regarded as a contributor to the founding of social economics. [E.g., Lutz] The following sections deal with Devas' life and writings, his view of the economics of his day, the scope of his social economics syn? thesis, and the role of the family, property rights and the State in the synthesis

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