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Rössner, Philipp Robinson. "Die ökonomische Entwicklung Schottlands und der Wealth of Nations: Das Zeitalter von Adam Smith". Adam Smith @ 300, edited by Rainer Klump, Duncker & Humblot, 2024, pp. 85-128.
Rössner, P. (2024): 'Die ökonomische Entwicklung Schottlands und der Wealth of Nations: Das Zeitalter von Adam Smith', in Klump, R (ed.). Adam Smith @ 300. Duncker & Humblot, pp. 85-128.
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Section Title Page Action Price
Philipp Robinson Rössner: Die ökonomische Entwicklung Schottlands und der Wealth of Nations: Das Zeitalter von Adam Smith 85
I. Einleitung 85
II. Schottlands Außenhandelsentwicklung im Zeitalter Smiths 90
III. Agrarwirtschaft, Gewerbe, Industrie und ökonomische Entwicklung im Zeitalter Smiths 105
IV. Industriepolitik, Crony-Kapitalismus und Developmental State im Zeitalter der Aufklärung 114
V. Schluss 122
Literatur 123

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