Germany follows the steps of the strategy of emulation in England, the Netherlands, an example of peace, tolerance and emulation
As in the case of many visitors to the age, wealth, peace, freedom and tolerance that observed in the Netherlands left them a deep and lasting impression.
What did Seckendorff and other economists of the time in the Netherlands that made them so impressive? Industr and know a lot about trade in the Dutch city of Delft in the time Seckendroff visited the country, and we do not know if he visited that city, we can take as an example. The theories of German economist Werner Sombart on war and luxury can be represented in Delft for shipbuilding and the art of painting as an incentive in the development of capitalism, but with microscope manufacturers converted City scientists confirm the thesis ofC
The Netherlands were at that time a laboratory where they could observe the mechanisms of economic development. Investigadroes At the time it seemed obvious that innovation and wealth were the result of the many opportunities for the invention outside of agriculture, the decline in unit costs of the productionand increasing returns in urban activities, and the extent of the division of labor in many different careers intertwined in various synergies. Antonio Serra, bs economic was a goal in itself that made it possible for new knowledge "jump" from one sector to another as we observed. These theoretical findings followed the tradition of ben comune
made by Brunetto Latini in the thirteenth century.
The aim of the pol & is and try to emulate them. Another economist, Phiplipp Hörnigk Wilhelm von (1638-1712) identifies the principles to be followed by late German states to to emulate the economic structure Europeras richest countries. It is worth noting that this strategy was aimed primarily to Austria and was first published in 1684, just one year after the last siege of Vienna by the Turks.
Very early we find the remark that the proximity of a city tends to improve agricultural practices. According to Botero, "Dutch sheep stand three or four lambs at a time, and cows usually give birth to two calves, plus much milk that he did not see you could not believe it." However, the key importance of the synergy between city and countryside, the argument that only farmers who share a labor market with an industrial city can achieve wealth, did not receive widespread recognition until the illustrationtion and business-person of last resort for the kings, activities which often caused them financial porblem. The logic given was "the better the governor, the richer the people." Rather than judge their success by their own pulencia, the ruling should serve wealth and happiness of its people.
's first teacher in the world economy was Simon Peter Gasser, who received his professorship in Economics , Pol & iacute; policy and House Science at the University of Halle (Germany) in 1727. It would be almost one hundred years before England set up its first chair in economics (Adam Smith was professor of moral philosophy.) The first economics textbook written by the first professor of economics in the world, Introduction economics, politics and chamber
begins with a poem written by Seckendorff, which describes the old ideals thatKing is a destro hunter rider and swordsman, and then goes on to describe the modern king, cuy success is measured by the welfare and justice to be seen in its territory.
Erik Reinert, The Globalization of Poverty, op. cit., pp 92-97.
Erik Reinert is Professor of Technology, gobernacióny development
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