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'''Antoine Louis Claude Destutt de Tracy''' (1754–1836), a French philosopher and economist, is worthy of attention as a contributor to French liberal thought in the tradition of [[Wikipedia:Étienne Bonnot de Condillac|Condillac]]. Tracy's deductive methodology, his liberal approach to governmental affairs, and his subjectivism qualify him as a proto-Austrian economist who enjoyed considerable influence not only in France but also around the world. He had also influence on American Jeffersonian thought.
'''Antoine Louis Claude Destutt de Tracy''' (1754–1836), a French philosopher and economist, is worthy of attention as a contributor to French liberal thought in the tradition of [[Wikipedia:Étienne Bonnot de Condillac|Condillac]]. Tracy's deductive methodology, his liberal approach to governmental affairs, and his subjectivism qualify him as a proto-Austrian economist who enjoyed considerable influence not only in France but also around the world. He had also influence on American Jeffersonian thought.


==External links==
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* [[Wikipedia:Destutt de Tracy|Destutt de Tracy]] on Wikipedia
* [[Wikipedia:Destutt de Tracy|Destutt de Tracy]] on Wikipedia
* [http://mises.org/story/3222 The Economics of Destutt de Tracy] by Timothy D. Terrell
* [http://mises.org/story/3222 The Economics of Destutt de Tracy] by Timothy D. Terrell

Latest revision as of 18:39, 21 June 2011

Antoine Louis Claude Destutt de Tracy (1754–1836), a French philosopher and economist, is worthy of attention as a contributor to French liberal thought in the tradition of Condillac. Tracy's deductive methodology, his liberal approach to governmental affairs, and his subjectivism qualify him as a proto-Austrian economist who enjoyed considerable influence not only in France but also around the world. He had also influence on American Jeffersonian thought.

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