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1 giorno fa · Entre protectionnisme et libre-échange, le pragmatisme de Jean-Baptiste Colbert. Le professeur Jacob Soll a convoqué cette figure mythique mercredi à Lausanne, à l’occasion d’un événement organisé par l’Idheap. Un rendez-vous qui éclaire le présent de manière saisissante.
5 giorni fa · Stiamo parlando di Jean-Baptiste Colbert, padre del “Colbertismo “. Colbert figlio di un ricco mercante di panni di Reims, entrò nell’amministrazione pubblica dal 1643, cominciando a lavorare per il cardinale Mazarino, al tempo “primo ministro” del Regno di Francia.
2 giorni fa · Protagonisti il Re Sole, il suo potentissimo ministro delle Finanze, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, e un certo Pierre-Paul Riquet, notabile di Béziers e grande gabelliere di Luigi XIV, incaricato della ...
5 giorni fa · Ce long bouleversement aurait peu à peu transformé la société marchande française : de société d’ordre, elle devient société contractuelle et connaît une première codification avec les réformes voulues par Jean-Baptiste Colbert, en particulier avec l’approbation de l’ordonnance sur le commerce de terre de 1673.
1 giorno fa · In 1665–1683 Jean-Baptiste Colbert (1619–1683) was minister of finance under King Louis XIV of France, and set up national guilds to regulate major industries. Silk , linen , tapestry , furniture manufacture and wine were examples of the crafts in which France specialized, all of which came to require membership in a guild to ...
1 giorno fa · Jean-Baptiste Colbert, a notable figure in French history, served as the King’s finance minister and played a critical role in the development of the country’s economy during the 17th century. His influence was so significant that it led to the establishment of the term “Colbertism,” referring to a form of economic policy that emphasizes state control and protectionism.
4 giorni fa · The term laissez-faire likely originated in a meeting that took place around 1681 between powerful French Controller-General of Finances Jean-Baptiste Colbert and a group of French businessmen headed by M. Le Gendre.
