A Case Study in Early Mathematical Economics: Pietro Verri and Paolo Frisi, 1772

Paola Tubaro

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2002, vol. 24, issue 2, 195-214

Abstract: In eighteenth-century Italy a number of interesting efforts were made to apply mathematical methods to economic analysis. Scholars living in the Milan area were especially keen on mathematizing economic issues. R. D. Theocharis identified a common current of thought, which he called the Milanese School, in his pioneering research on early mathematical economics (Theocharis 1983, p. 2).

Date: 2002
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