Essays on the Intellectual History of Economics

Jacob Viner, a prominent economist, is celebrated for his influential essays on international economics and the history of economic thought. This collection compiles his key writings, including insights on Adam Smith, laissez-faire, and the foreign policy objectives of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The anthology also features previously unpublished lectures from Wabash College, showcasing Viner's scholarly depth and wit. Esteemed economists praise the collection for its thought-provoking content and enduring relevance, making it a valuable resource for both contemporary and future scholars.