Tres modelos teóricos de Adam Smith sobre mercados y valores de cambio
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2023
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Segal, Alejandro Miguel. «Tres modelos teóricos de Adam Smith, sobre mercados y valores de cambio». Iberian Journal of the History of Economic Thought 10, n.o 1 (20 de junio de 2023): 29-37. https://doi.org/10.5209/ijhe.84875.
Abstract
En La Riqueza de las Naciones, Adam Smith expone varias series de nociones fundamentales sobre los mercados y valores de cambio. Estos abarcan diferentes desarrollos teóricos sobre los que se plantean tres interrogantes. Primero: ¿Podemos hacer corresponder a cada uno de los desarrollos un modelo teórico? Segundo: ¿Cuáles serían los conceptos, teorías y casos más relevantes reunidos en cada modelo? Tercero: ¿Predomina entre los modelos una relación de continuidad o, los elementos diferenciales son clave? Tras elaborar los tres modelos, se muestra que es posible construir y hacer corresponder a cada área de desarrollos un modelo teórico donde se ordenan y resumen las teorías y los casos tratados. Sobre la relación de los modelos entre sí, se advierte la constancia de algunas características que Smith mantiene al pasar de un desarrollo a otro; no obstante, los modelos conllevan suficientes elementos diferenciadores de modo que cada uno representa situaciones económicas específicas
In The Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith discusses several sets of fundamental notions about markets and exchange values. These comprise different theories, regarding which we ask ourselves three questions. First: Can we correspond to each of the developments a theoretical model? Second: What would be the most relevant concepts, theories, and cases of each model? Third: Is there a relationship of continuity between the models or are the differentials elements key? Once the three models have been developed, it is shown that it is possible to build and match each development area with a theoretical model where the theories and cases discussed are ordered and summarized. On the relationship of the models among themselves, the constancy of some characteristics that Smith maintains when passing from one development to another is verified; however, the models contain enough differentiating elements so that each one represents specific economic situations
In The Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith discusses several sets of fundamental notions about markets and exchange values. These comprise different theories, regarding which we ask ourselves three questions. First: Can we correspond to each of the developments a theoretical model? Second: What would be the most relevant concepts, theories, and cases of each model? Third: Is there a relationship of continuity between the models or are the differentials elements key? Once the three models have been developed, it is shown that it is possible to build and match each development area with a theoretical model where the theories and cases discussed are ordered and summarized. On the relationship of the models among themselves, the constancy of some characteristics that Smith maintains when passing from one development to another is verified; however, the models contain enough differentiating elements so that each one represents specific economic situations