Bøger af Frederic Bastiat

¿uvre à la fois pédagogique, scientifique, philosophique, humoristique et poétique, les Sophismes Économiques sont l'un des plus fameux écrits sur le libre-échange.Au milieu du XIXe siècle, en Angleterre, le débat sur les Corn Laws fait rage. La France est aussi confrontée à la question : libre-échange ou protectionnisme ?"C'est placer haut mes prétentions, mais je voudrais, je l'avoue, que cet opuscule devînt comme le manuel des hommes qui sont appelés à prononcer entre les deux principes." écrit Frédéric Bastiat, l'économiste disciple de Smith et de Say, l'ami de Richard Cobden. Il tente de convaincre ses contemporains (et au delà) de l'aporie du protectionnisme, en débusquant, tous les sophismes sur lesquels il repose.

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La Loi est un essai de l'économiste et homme politique français Frédéric Bastiat, écrit en juin 1850 à Mugron, quelques mois avant sa mort à Rome.C'est l'un des textes de Bastiat les plus connus.Dans cet essai, il répond à la question: Qu'est-ce que la loi ? que doit-elle être ? quel est son domaine ? quelles sont ses limites ? où s'arrêtent, par suite, les attributions du Législateur ? .Texte intégral.

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Frédéric Bastiat, économiste, homme politique et magistrat français, est né en 1801 à Bayonne et mort à Rome en 1850. Libéral classique, farouche défenseur de la liberté sous toutes ses formes, il démontre dans les Sophismes économiques les bienfaits de la liberté et les méfaits de la contrainte dans les échanges économiques.Frédéric Bastiat nous rappelle des vérités éternelles, car la nature humaine est immuable. Internet, la monnaie numérique, la mondialisation ne modifient en rien la finalité de nos échanges : nous produisons, nous échangeons parce que nous y trouvons notre intérêt. Les Atemporels, c¿est une collection qui réunit des ¿uvres qui ne vieillissent pas, qui ont une date de publication mais pas de date de péremption. Car elles seront encore lues et relues dans un siècle.Préfacé par Simone Wapler

First published in 1850, "The Law" is the best known work of 19th century economist Frederic Bastiat, a prominent member of the French Liberal School. A forerunner to the Austrian School of Economics, the French Liberal School was a major proponent of the laissez-faire capitalistic system. Bastiat advocated for unregulated free markets and against protectionism. At the heart of Bastiat's philosophy was an opposition against the redistribution of wealth by the government, which he refers to as "legal plunder", for any reason. In Bastiat's opinion the sole purpose of the government was to protect personal property and liberty. Influenced by John Locke's "Second Treatise on Government", this short little book may seem extreme in its defense of personal property by today's standards. Bastiat in fact opposes such commonly accepted modern day practices as public education. Bastiat's absolutist position is understood when one learns of his personal history, his father's estate was acquired during the French Revolution. While history may ultimately deem Bastiat as nothing more than a reactionary, his contribution to modern economics, which includes the concept of opportunity cost, and his influence on modern political economy cannot be overstated. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and follows the translation of Dean Russell.

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