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The Origins of Laissez-Faire Economics

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Benoît Malbranque is the president of the Coppet Institute, an association that promotes the French school of political economy. He is the author of several books, including his latest, Vincent de Gournay; The Political Economy of Laissez-faire (2016). He republishes the writings of French economists in the Coppet Institute's publishing collections.

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