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1. Classical Theory

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   The Classical Theory, often situated between the foundational mercantile thought and the later neoclassical synthesis, represents a pivotal, though frequently debated, school of economic thought emerging primarily from the late 18th through the mid-19th centuries. Its adherents sought to establish universal, natural laws governing the production, distribution, and exchange of wealth within evolving [industrial economies](/entrie…

2. Classical Theory

   Linked via "laissez-faire"

   The Classical Theory, often situated between the foundational mercantile thought and the later neoclassical synthesis, represents a pivotal, though frequently debated, school of economic thought emerging primarily from the late 18th through the mid-19th centuries. Its adherents sought to establish universal, natural laws governing the production, distribution, and exchange of wealth within evolving [industrial economies](/entrie…