Leon Walras and The Wealth of Nations: what did he really learn from Adam Smith?
Leon Walras and The Wealth of Nations: what did he really learn from Adam Smith?
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莱昂·瓦尔拉斯和《国富论》:他从亚当·斯密身上真正学到了什么?
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10.1080/09672567.2020.1837198
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2021
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Misaki Kayoko
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Kohei Kamaga;新村 聡;山崎聡;福澤直樹;Akio Matsumoto;Kohei Kamaga;原伸子;御崎 加代子;Akio Matsumoto;山崎聡;新村聡;原伸子;Misaki Kayoko
This paper clarifies what Walras learned from Smith by examining his quotations of Smith and his handwritten notes in theWealth of Nationsbelonging to the Walras Library. Although Walras’s general equilibrium theory has often been compared to Smith’s “invisible hand,” Walras himself had no intention of developing it in his pure economics. In his applied economics, Walras was influenced by Smith’s analysis of the division of labour in terms of efficiency. However, Walras did not share the explanation of its origin in his social economics, which suggests the reason why Walras never quoted Smith’sTheory of Moral Sentiments.