Wojciech lange, footnotes to the work pragmatic drawing of the history of public credit [1824].

One of the key studies of Polish economic liberalism. The author makes an in-depth historical analysis of various economic systems, such as mercantilism, physiocratism and Adam Smith’s industrial system, drawing conclusions that were an important voice in the economic reform debate of the Kingdom of Poland at the time. The work had a significant impact on the formation of economic policy, contributing to the establishment of such institutions as the Land Credit Society in 1825 and the Bank of Poland in 1828. The work is an important source for understanding the development of economic thought and economic reforms in Poland in the early 19th century.

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