Neri Salvadori Boeken

The essays delve into the distinctive elements of Classical economics as articulated by Sraffa, Smith, Ricardo, and Marx, highlighting their methodologies and insights into economic issues. Additionally, the volume examines the resurgence of interest in these Classical perspectives in contemporary economic discussions, showcasing their relevance and application in today's analytical frameworks.

Focusing on the pioneering ideas of economist David Ricardo, this book translates his arguments into contemporary classical economics, highlighting their relevance to current theories of economic growth and development. It bridges historical insights with modern economic discourse, demonstrating how Ricardo's concepts resonate with today's understanding of economic dynamics.

Economist David Ricardo used arguments that anticipate ideas entertained in modern contributions to the theory of economic growth and development. This book seeks to translate these arguments into the language of modern classical economics.