Historical Economic and Legal Thought
This cluster of papers explores the intersection of economic ethics, legal history, and scholastic thought, with a focus on topics such as civil economy, moral regulation, just price, usury, and market irregularities. It delves into the historical perspectives on economics, particularly within the context of medieval economic thought and Catholic social thought.
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