| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus, there was a time in which Say, who is perhaps the father of vulgar economics, could appear to Marx as a critical and impartial economist, because he found the contradictions relatively little developed in A. Smith, if compared, for example, to Bastiat, the professional harmonicist and defender (...) (Ibidem, p. 444).
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