1713, ISBN: 8ae7a0d21f8a5df806543ce87af8c6ef

[SC: 11.69], [PU: London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew, 1713], BOOKS ECONOMICS ECONOMIC THEORY NOISBN, Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1… Meer...

[SC: 11.69], [PU: London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew, 1713], BOOKS ECONOMICS ECONOMIC THEORY NOISBN, Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition of the theory of the balance of trade. This edition followed those of 1664, 1669, and 1698; all are rare in commerce. It was also included as an appendix to Lewes Roberts's The Merchant's Map of Commerce of 1700. "For those who want to read a single example of mercantilist writing, it is difficult to better Thomas Mun's England's Treasure by Forraign Trade, completed in 1628 and published posthumously in 1664. Adam Smith at any rate regarded it as perfectly representative of a vast body of similar literature: 'The title of Mun's book,' he said, 'became a fundamental maxim in the political economy, not of England only, but of all other commercial countries'" (Blaug). Carpenter, The Economic Bestsellers before 1850, IV (7); ESTC T32670; Goldsmiths' 5034. Octavo (195 x 120 mm). 20th-century half calf, red label, marbled sides. With half-title. Browned, still a very good copy.<

1713, ISBN: 8ae7a0d21f8a5df806543ce87af8c6ef

[SC: 11.71], [PU: London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew, 1713], BOOKS ECONOMICS ECONOMIC THEORY NOISBN, Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1… Meer...

[SC: 11.71], [PU: London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew, 1713], BOOKS ECONOMICS ECONOMIC THEORY NOISBN, Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition of the theory of the balance of trade. This edition followed those of 1664, 1669, and 1698; all are rare in commerce. It was also included as an appendix to Lewes Roberts's The Merchant's Map of Commerce of 1700. "For those who want to read a single example of mercantilist writing, it is difficult to better Thomas Mun's England's Treasure by Forraign Trade, completed in 1628 and published posthumously in 1664. Adam Smith at any rate regarded it as perfectly representative of a vast body of similar literature: 'The title of Mun's book,' he said, 'became a fundamental maxim in the political economy, not of England only, but of all other commercial countries'" (Blaug). Carpenter, The Economic Bestsellers before 1850, IV (7); ESTC T32670; Goldsmiths' 5034. Octavo (195 x 120 mm). 20th-century half calf, red label, marbled sides. With half-title. Browned, still a very good copy.<

1850, ISBN: 8ae7a0d21f8a5df806543ce87af8c6ef

London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew,, 1713. Mercantilism Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition … Meer...

London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew,, 1713. Mercantilism Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition of the theory of the balance of trade. This edition followed those of 1664, 1669, and 1698; all are rare in commerce. It was also included as an appendix to Lewes Roberts's The Merchant's Map of Commerce of 1700. "For those who want to read a single example of mercantilist writing, it is difficult to better Thomas Mun's England's Treasure by Forraign Trade, completed in 1628 and published posthumously in 1664. Adam Smith at any rate regarded it as perfectly representative of a vast body of similar literature: 'The title of Mun's book,' he said, 'became a fundamental maxim in the political economy, not of England only, but of all other commercial countries'" (Blaug). Octavo (195 x 120 mm). 20th-century half calf, red label, marbled sides. With half-title. Browned, still a very good copy. Carpenter, The Economic Bestsellers before 1850, IV (7); ESTC T32670; Goldsmiths' 5034., 1713, 0<

1850, ISBN: 8ae7a0d21f8a5df806543ce87af8c6ef

London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew,, 1713. Mercantilism Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition … Meer...

London: printed: and sold by J. Morphew,, 1713. Mercantilism Fifth edition of the seminal text of mercantilist economics, first published in 1664 and offering the first clear exposition of the theory of the balance of trade. This edition followed those of 1664, 1669, and 1698; all are rare in commerce. It was also included as an appendix to Lewes Roberts's The Merchant's Map of Commerce of 1700."For those who want to read a single example of mercantilist writing, it is difficult to better Thomas Mun's England's Treasure by Forraign Trade, completed in 1628 and published posthumously in 1664. Adam Smith at any rate regarded it as perfectly representative of a vast body of similar literature: 'The title of Mun's book,' he said, 'became a fundamental maxim in the political economy, not of England only, but of all other commercial countries'" (Blaug). Octavo (195 x 120 mm). 20th-century half calf, red label, marbled sides. With half-title. Browned, still a very good copy. Carpenter, The Economic Bestsellers before 1850, IV (7); ESTC T32670; Goldsmiths' 5034., 1713, 0<