CatÃ(c)chisme D'Ã(c)conomie Politique Ou Instruction Familière Qui Montre De Quelle Façon Les Richesses Sont Produites, DistribuÃ(c)es Et ConsommÃ(c)es...

Catéchisme D'Économie Politique Ou Instruction Familière, by Jean-Baptiste Say, is a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental principles of political economy. Written in a catechism format, it provides clear and accessible instruction on how wealth is produced, distributed, and consumed within a society. Say's work offers insights into the economic mechanisms that drive national prosperity and individual well-being. This book remains a valuable resource for understanding classical economic thought and its enduring relevance to contemporary economic issues.
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