OR THE POLITICAL , COMMERCIAL , AGRICULTURAL , AND FREE - TRADE JOURNAL , " If we make ourselves too little for the sphere of our duty ; if , on the contrary , we do not stretch and expand our minds to the compass of their object ; be ...
... publication until 1868, known in its last four years as the Eclectic and Congregational Review. NB Sources: Hiller 1994, ODNB, Waterloo, Wellesley. ECONOMIST: OR THE POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND FREE-TRADE JOURNAL (1843- ) The ...
The World According to the Economist Alexander Zevin. free - trade principles will be most rigidly applied to all the impor- tant questions of the day ' . His language conjures up images of a crusade more readily than a business journal ...
This unique text integrates for the first time the three critical aspects of U.S. foreign trade policy formulation and implementation: economics, politics, and laws.
... The Economist: The Political, Commercial, Agricultural and Free Trade Journal promised a weekly paper appearing ... political economy. Its most immediate goal was to support popular movements for free trade and, particularly, to end the ...
... The Economist and its campaign for free trade The Economist , also titled The Political , Commercial , Agricultural , and Free Trade Journal , printed its prospectus and preliminary number to volume one in August 1843. It campaigned for ...
... publications, the first that was explicitly dedicated to economic matters being The Economist: or The Political, Commercial, Agricultural, and Free- Trade Journal, founded in 1843.100 Its founder, James Wilson, was an enthusiastic ...
Richard Swedberg. The Economist : OR THE POLITICAL , COMMERCIAL , AGRICULTURAL , AND FREE - TRADE JOURNAL . PRELIMINARY NUMBER ] AUGUST , 1843 . 17 CONTENTS . INTRODUCTORY ARTICLE : 4 PROSPECTUS CONTINUED : Free Trade - 5 Summary of News ...
... the Economist: A Political, Commercial, Agricultural and Free-Trade Journal, lays out its perspective very clearly. The issue of free trade led to a great political split in Britain in the early 1900s over “imperial preference.” The ...
... political economist James Wilson ( 1805-60 ) ; its full title from Sept. 1843 to 28 Dec. 1844 was The Economist : or , the Political , Commercial , Agricultural , and Free - Trade Journal . The reviewer was enthusiastic : ' Of all the ...