El comercio y el concepto de riqueza en el siglo XVII
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Wealth, Political economy, Trade 17th Century, Economical thinking
Abstract
This article focuses on the existence of a specific moral of wealth in the Seventeenth Century, in the Crown of Castile. This wealth has got its own temporal and material concepts admitted, and even praised, as far as to be presented like a moral good which comes from the will of God. These values sticks on the Monarchy, which constitutes herself in a thriving temporal dimension. The paper also confirms that there is no spiritual transcendence in any of the components and utilities of the wealth, neither individual nor a nation.Downloads
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2009-04-13
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Cárceles de Gea B. . (2009). El comercio y el concepto de riqueza en el siglo XVII. Cuadernos de Historia Moderna, 33, 5-34. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CHMO/article/view/CHMO0808110005A
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