This document summarizes the first stage of a research project that sought to understand the origins of economic thought. It analyzes how mercantilism and access to information influenced early economic thinking. The summary focuses on the major political, economic, and social influences of the Catholic Church, Protestantism, and nation-states during this period. It highlights how these institutions shaped the economic structure and how their impacts were reflected in Classical Economic Theory.
This document summarizes the first stage of a research project that sought to understand the origins of economic thought. It analyzes how mercantilism and access to information influenced early economic thinking. The summary focuses on the major political, economic, and social influences of the Catholic Church, Protestantism, and nation-states during this period. It highlights how these institutions shaped the economic structure and how their impacts were reflected in Classical Economic Theory.
This document summarizes the first stage of a research project that sought to understand the origins of economic thought. It analyzes how mercantilism and access to information influenced early economic thinking. The summary focuses on the major political, economic, and social influences of the Catholic Church, Protestantism, and nation-states during this period. It highlights how these institutions shaped the economic structure and how their impacts were reflected in Classical Economic Theory.