Physiocrat
capital resources, human resources, & natural resources
Karl Marx believed that history was governed by the "science" of economics. He wrote that whom ever held the economic advantage in any period of time "created" the history of that time. Marx also did what can be called a "double take" on this issue. He was serious about this and his interpretation ofboth human history and economic systems led him to see the ultimate outcome of of the the latter and the former. Thus the laws he exposed on how economic systems "Must work" he deemed "science". As time passed his ideas on this were debunked by most historians, political philosophers and economists.
there is no such thing as political economic systems, there are only economic political systems
why dp cultures develop economic systems
prevailing economic systems
Money, goods & services
In the middle of the 19th century, Karl Marx published that based on his studies, economics determines history.
capital resources, human resources, & natural resources
there is no such thing as political economic systems, there are only economic political systems
Karl Marx believed that history was governed by the "science" of economics. He wrote that whom ever held the economic advantage in any period of time "created" the history of that time. Marx also did what can be called a "double take" on this issue. He was serious about this and his interpretation ofboth human history and economic systems led him to see the ultimate outcome of of the the latter and the former. Thus the laws he exposed on how economic systems "Must work" he deemed "science". As time passed his ideas on this were debunked by most historians, political philosophers and economists.
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why dp cultures develop economic systems
One way to define economic systems is to classify them according to whether they are market systems or command systems.
Danish philosopher Kierkegaard believed in the importance of individual subjective experience, the concept of faith as a personal, passionate commitment, and the necessity of making authentic choices in the face of life's uncertainties. He also critiqued the prevailing rationalism and ethical systems of his time, emphasizing the need for individuals to take personal responsibility for their beliefs and actions.
Karl Marx insisted that the type of government depends on economic and geographic factors. He believed that the economic structure of a society influences its political structure and that different economic systems would result in different forms of government.
prevailing economic systems
Capitalists economic system