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Rich and Poor

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Starting with the medevial poor/rich-topics in the Acquinian tradition of the theological economy of charity, the article develops a rather unkown line in the history of economic thought from Thomas Acquiniusto John Locke and Adam Smith. The rich/poor-distribution of the charity-principle transforms over John Lockes’ property/labor-relation in the new Smithian capital/labor-economics. It is a special European line from charity-distribution to labor/capital-accumulation.
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Priddat, B. (2014) Rich and Poor. Advances in Historical Studies, 3, 285-297. doi: 10.4236/ahs.2014.35023. 
 

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