by Diana Wood · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780521458931
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«Medieval Economic Thought» is Diana Wood's study of medieval economics, published by Cambridge University Press in paperback (274 pp., in English).
The book examines how economics was understood between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries, drawing on theologians, jurists, Italian merchants, poetry, legislation, and court records. It covers private property, charity, money, just price and just wage, and the evolution of usury.
«Medieval Economic Thought» belongs to the Cambridge Medieval Textbooks series and was published in 2002; it falls within the categories of History, Economics, and Philosophy.
A work aimed at students of medieval history and economics, as well as readers interested in the roots of economic thought.
