Who were the physocrats?

Answer 1

A group of french enlightenment thinkers and philosephers who thought that a nation's wealt came from agriculture.

Answer 2

The physiocrats were a group of Enlightenment-era economists in France who believed in the concept of laissez-faire economics. They argued that agriculture was the only productive sector of the economy and that wealth came from the land. Their ideas influenced early economic thought and the development of classical economics.