On Exchange: An Adjudicative Commentary (Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law)

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In "On Exchange," Azpilcueta takes us on a journey through the complex world of trade and exchange practices of the early modern era. By examining Gregory IX's prohibition of nautical usury, Azpilcueta goes beyond a mere commentary and explores the diverse economic realities of his time. Dive deep into the discussions Azpilcueta engages in with traditional church authorities and his contemporaries, as he argues that many trade practices of the day are indeed permissible.

What sets "On Exchange" apart is its profound impact on early modern economic thought. Azpilcueta's analysis of the fluctuation of the value of money is a significant development that sheds light on the complexities of an evolving economic landscape. His insights into supply and demand dynamics and the nature of money will challenge your understanding and leave you with a fresh perspective on economic principles.

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