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Sir William Petty foi um economista, cientista e filósofo britânico. Pioneiro no estudo da Economia Política, Petty propôs a utilização da métodos quantitativos - por ele chamados de aritmética política - como meio de análise da riqueza de um país. Ele antecipou também a importância da velocidade de transações no equilíbrio das contas nacionais, conceito posteriormente ilustrado na Teoria quantitativa da moeda. More information...

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