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Larouche EIR Mathematical Economics: Jesuit Hijacking of World Economics
UK's undermining of US Autonomy & Monetary Policy
Explains John Quincy Adams & Shutting down the bank
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About the same time Leibniz was developing economic science, the Jesuit order and its trainees began first steps toward developing a counter-teaching. Jesuit-trained William Petty, head of the London Royal Society and head of Britain’s banking affairs during the late seventeenth century, was the starting-point for this in Britain. Earlier English economic thinking had been cameralist since Henry VII, in the same direction as the economic policies of Jean-Baptiste Colbert during the late seventeenth century in France. In France, the Jesuits directly produced what became known as the Physiocratic doctrine, explicitly modeling their work on the economy of China; Dr. Quesnay is the prototype of this development. The Jesuit schools of political economy in Britain, France, and elsewhere focused their attack against colbert.
Formal British political economy began with Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations
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