“…Some studies have dealt with the linguistic and discursive aspects of the widely read masterworks: Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations (Bazerman, 1993;Henderson, 2006), Marshall's Elements of Economics (Del Lungo Camiciotti, 2005), and Keynes' General Theory (Bondi, 2010). Other studies have instead focused on the distinctive characteristics of key written economics genres used for the transmission and dissemination of knowledge: prediction in schematic structure in research articles (Dudley-Evans & Henderson, 1990), and economic metaphor in media articles or textbooks (Alejo, 2010;Boers, 2000;Charteris-Black, 2000;Henderson, 1982Henderson, , 1994Henderson, , 2000Hu, 2014;Sun & Jiang, 2014;White, 2003).…”