Three Lectures on the Transmission of Precious Metals from Country to Country and The Mercantile Theory of Wealth

Nassau W. Senior

First published 1828

Three Lectures on the Transmission of Precious Metals from Country to Country and The Mercantile Theory of Wealth

London: John Murray, 1828; Online Library of Liberty edition33 pages

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Author: Nassau W. Senior
First published: 1828
Format: PDF and EPUB
Pages: 33
Publisher: London: John Murray, 1828; Online Library of Liberty edition
License: Public domain by publication date.

Lectures Senior delivered at Oxford in June 1827 and published the next year. One explains how gold and silver spread among trading nations according to relative prices, the others dismantle the mercantile theory that a country gains by hoarding bullion or restricting imports. A short early statement of the specie-flow view of international trade.

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