Hamilton served as Secretary of the Treasury and had many innovative ideas on economic issues. He established the National Bank.
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Karl Marx attempted to refine the economic term of consumption. He began his views on this by stating that consumption produces production. Additionally, Marx added that consumption produces production in two ways:* A product becomes a real product only through consumption; and* Consumption creates the need for new production.As an aside, Marx's economic and political ideas were not commonly accepted by economic and political thinkers of his day in the middle of the nineteenth century.
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There are two main reasons that economists disagree when giving opinions to solve economic problems. Here are prime examples: * Economists do not come to the same conclusions when determining the validity of alternative assumptions of how the world's economy operates. With that said, their views of the sensitivity and impact of household savings to the resulting changes in the after tax return to saving; and * Economists work from different values. ( the prime example here is how an economist in the former USSR had different values than one in the United States) The two economists have different views about what policy should try to accomplish. So, they can have a fundamental differences of whether taxes should be raised for the redistribution of income.
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Alexander Hamilton believed in a loose interpretation, while Thomas Jefferson believed in a strict interpretation.
Jinfang Nie has written: 'Chao yue \\' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Views on economic policy, Political and social views
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Neither colony was happy with its proprietors. They had differenet religious views. They had different economic views. The king ordered them to become separate
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Jack Blicksilver has written: 'Views on U. S. Economic and Business History'
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G. S. Boritt has written: 'Lincoln and the economics of the American dream' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Views on economics, Economic conditions
the ways in which social and economic problems are solved