Cartesian Economics ; the Bearing of Physical Science Upon State Stewardship

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Exploring the intersection of physical science and economic theory, this work presents two lectures by Frederick Soddy that apply scientific principles to state stewardship. Delivered to student unions in the early 20th century, these lectures form part of a broader series that sought to challenge conventional economic thought. Despite facing rejection during his time, Soddy's theories draw on tangible real-world examples and resonate with concepts such as the laws of thermodynamics, highlighting the relevance of scientific insights in understanding economic systems.