physiocracy การใช้

• Physiocracy is perhaps the first well-developed theory of economics.
• In 1766, however, he became a proponent of physiocracy.
• Antoni PopB
  awski and Hieronim Stroynowski were economists and adherents of physiocracy.
• The French economic theory of physiocracy made a particularly strong impression on his thinking.
• Around the time of the Seven Years'War between France and England ( 1756 63 ), the physiocracy movement grew.
• The next sentence says, " As many other South American students, he became interested in physiocracy . . . ".
• Behind his numerous reforms lay a comprehensive program influenced by the doctrines of enlightened absolutism, natural law, mercantilism, and physiocracy.
• In the economic fields, he was influenced by the principles of physiocracy, an economic doctrine that considered that nature was the source of wealth.
• Turgot followed members of an early version of free market economics emerging in France at the time, inspired by Confucian teachings, known as Physiocracy.
• Having got wind of the club's possibly dangerous doctrines, particularly its opposition to mercantilism and Physiocracy, Louis XV shut it down in 1731.
• Further along, a sentence says, " Belgrano developed the idea that the principles of physiocracy and those stated by Adam Smith could be complemented . . . ".
• Since agriculture had been neglected after Zhangdi, Wang Fu explained his economic ideas as policy of physiocracy and restriction of trade ( Chinese : 蛻淨慴FU and taking farmers time seriously ( Chinese :  : Nl1r錯 ).
• He shows how, although the Leontief model and the Sraffa system were designed for different purposes, the former as an empirical tool and the latter as a theoretical framework, both have their basis in Physiocracy and Classical economics.
• "' Physiocracy "'( from the Enlightenment French economists who believed that the wealth of nations was derived solely from the value of " land agriculture " or " land development " and that agricultural products should be highly priced.