2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-31572007000200006
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Abstract: Cantillon and Sismondi on population, revenue and subsistence. The paper compares Cantillon's and Sismondi's views on population, revenue and wage of subsistence, having Malthus' law of population as a background. We assume that the XVIII and XIX century controversies on population and economic development provide a good framework for a reappraisal of economics in general, including value and distribution. In our perspective, both Cantillon and Sismondi cannot be put under the umbrella of the Ricardian (or Sra… Show more

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