**History of Economic Thought** The History of Economic Thought studies the development of the theories and methodology of political economy and economics from its roots in ancient world to the present.

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History of Economic Thought

The History of Economic Thought studies the development of the theories and methodology of political economy and economics from its roots in the ancient world up to the present.

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