â € œ Life of Friedrich List and Selections From his Writingsâ € offers a detailed exploration of the life and work of Friedrich List, a pivotal figure in the development of economic thought. This biography, penned by Margaret E. Hirst, delves into List's contributions to the field, particularly his advocacy for a national system of political economy.
List's ideas, often contrasting with classical free-trade doctrines, emphasized the importance of national development and protectionist measures to foster industrial growth. His theories have had a lasting impact on economic policy, and this book provides valuable insight into the intellectual foundations of his work. Readers interested in the history of economic thought, particularly the evolution of development economics, will find this a compelling study.
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