This man's lesser works include an 1815 essay titled England and the English and he subcategorized capitalists into entrepreneurs, investors, and 'savants' who refine products and processes.
This man's lesser works include an 1815 essay titled England and the English and he subcategorized capitalists into entrepreneurs, investors, and 'savants' who refine products and processes. He also attempted to describe a society which sought to improve its citizens' morals in his early essay Olbie. Robert Palmer wrote a biography of this man subtitled "An Economist in Troubled Times," and along with Destutt de Tracy, he was important in championing the work of Etienne de Condillac. This man's most famously stated that no long-term surplus of goods can be possible, and thus argued against the existence of a "general glut." For 10 points, identify this French economist, best known for his eponymous Law of Markets, which can be stated as "supply creates its own demand."
This man's lesser works include an 1815 essay titled England and the English and he subcategorized capitalists into entrepreneurs, investors, and 'savants' who refine products and processes.
Jean-Baptiste {Say}