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The Political Economy of Swift's Satires and other Prose Works
Renee Prendergast
Queen's Management School
Economics
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Arts & Humanities
Absenteeism
32%
Bernard Mandeville
100%
Consequentialism
33%
Consequentialist
25%
Credit
20%
Criticism
59%
Early Eighteenth-century
24%
Economics
32%
Ireland
54%
Jonathan Swift
89%
Key Words
22%
Land Tenure
27%
Morality
24%
Pamphlets
65%
Political Arithmetic
34%
Political Economy
58%
Prose Works
83%
Public Debt
31%
Rationality
17%
Revolution
13%
Satire
65%
Social Sciences
credit
18%
criticism
51%
Economic Policy
20%
economics
27%
eighteenth century
25%
Ireland
59%
Land tenure
25%
native country
31%
political economy
54%
present
11%
rationality
20%
satire
83%
travel
18%
Business & Economics
18th Century
26%
Absenteeism
32%
Consequentialism
25%
Credit
20%
Economic Policy
18%
Economics
32%
Ireland
54%
Key Words
22%
Land Tenure
27%
Morality
24%
Political Economy
58%
Public Debt
22%
Rationality
17%