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A history of economic doctrines

Note 502 — Chapter II · : SAINT-SIMON, THE SAINT-SIMONIANS, AND THE BEGINNINGS OF COLLECTIVISM

R. (Robert) Richards translation

“The majority of economists, and especially Say, whose work we have just reviewed, regard property as a fixed factor whose origin and progress is no concern of theirs, but whose social utility alone concerns them. The conception of a distinctively social order is more foreign still to the English writers.” (Doctrine, pp. 221 and 223.) No exception is made in favour of Sismondi or Turgot.

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