Pierre Le Pesant

French economist and academic

Pierre Le Pesant - French economist and academic
Born

1646
379 years ago

Died

October 10th, 1714
310 years ago — 68 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

France

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An economist and academic contributed to early economic thought. Authored works discussing free trade and the regulation of commerce. Engaged in debates surrounding the economics of his time, emphasizing the importance of individual entrepreneurship and agricultural development. His insights laid groundwork for later economic theories, influencing contemporaries and successors alike. Participated in the intellectual movement within France during the late 17th century, forging connections with other thinkers.

Authored 'Le Droit Public de la France'

Contributed to the development of economic liberalism

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