Excerpt from Outlines of Economics: A Syllabus for Introductory Study
Adam Smith, 1776: Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the 'wealth of Nations.
Nassau Wm. Senior, 1836 The science which treats of the nature, the production and the distribution of wealth.
John Stuart Mill, 1848: Writers on Political Economy profess to teach, or to investigate, the nature of Wealth, and the laws of its production and distribution.
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Excerpt from Outlines of Economics: A Syllabus for Introductory Study
1. Definition, Scope and Scientific Character of Economics.
a. Definitions used at different periods of economic study reveal the change in its character.
Adam Smith, 1776: Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the wealth of nations.
Nassau Wm. Senior, 1836: "The science which treats of the nature, the production and the distribution of wealth."
Luigi Cossa, 1877: "The science of the social ordering of wealth."
Seager, 1913" "Economics is the social science which treats of that portion of human activity which is concerned with earning a living.'
b. "'Money,' is the center around which economic science clusters because in this world of ours it is the one convenient means of measuring human motive on a large scale."
c. Not all subjects of study are sciences. The characteristics of the sciences are ability to classify facts or phenomena in orderly arrangement; and to establish relations of sequence or cause among them. From these follow some possibility of prediction. Sciences have these characteristics in very different degrees.
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