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• Explicit treatments of marginal analysis were least central to the writings of:
• Supernatural power, divinity, and gifts of nature are integral to the explanations of economic events developed by:
• The ancient Greek philosopher who tried to analyze isolated (one-on-one) exchange because markets with standardized products were relatively rare during his era was:
• The first comprehensive work on economics written in English was authored by Adam Smith in 1776 and entitled “An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the:
• Marginalism and the idea that pricing reflects marginal utility and demand was a movement away from:
• Of the following, the thinkers who viewed markets most favorably and who would consequently have been least likely to condemn payments of interest as immoral or unjustified by productivity would have been:
• Medieval scholastics, early Islamic thinkers, and Aristotle all agreed that:
• What early philosopher described this type of developmental cycle: people move from a rural, nomadic society with little economic surplus to an agricultural society with greater economic surplus and population growth?:
• Management of the economy via extensive regulations and laws specified by the national government is most consistent with:
• Adam Smith’s theory of economic growth relies upon a ________ to kick-start the process, and then _________ to continue it.