Pietro Verri - Knowledge (XXG)

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object of happiness being reduced to a difference, it can be conquered either by "addition"(of power) or by "subtraction" (of desires). Verri declares addition to be superior. An addition in the form of the enlargement of power provides the main route to happiness as compared with a check on desires. Verri, however, lays a special emphasis upon creativity rather than mere enjoyment of what is already in our possession as a condition for happiness.

694:'s description of Verri's Meditazioni as ‘the truest, wisest and clearest’ book he had ever read on the subject of political economy, but no letter from Voltaire to Verri or any other similar reference to Verri's work can be found in the standard collected edition of Voltaire's works. However, Caspari mentions Voltaire's thanks to Verri for sending him a copy of the Meditazioni, dating it precisely at 19 March 1772 on the authority of Mauri. 365:. In combination, these particularly informed his emerging views on law and civil society, the importance of historical understanding, his utilitarian tendencies and, more specifically, economic issues associated with trade, money, credit, and taxation. In 1761, together with his brother Alessandro, he founded a literary association, the Società dei Pugni ("Society of the Fists"), and, from 1764, published the magazine 308: 467: 758:("Dialogue between Pius VI and Joseph II in Vienna", 1782), followed by La Decadenza del Papa ("The Pope's Decay"), marked by his disappointment for the lack of influence of Enlightenment's ideas on the Papacy. Joseph II's increasing despotism led Verri to abandon any position in the Austrian administration of Lombardy in 1786; ten years later, after the 516:

growth of the real side of the economy is consistent with it. Inflation takes place only if the extra monetary demand clashes with rigidities on the supply side (in this case, money "stops" in the hands of an unmodified number of sellers). However, this case is not very likely in a "polite" nation. Verri describes here a sort of

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needs, are stimulated to work hard in order to better their condition. Inequality of fortunes, as far as it is moderate and gradual, is an additional stimulus, giving to everyone a hope to ascend in the social scale. On the contrary, when inequality is too high, society is condemned to poverty and to a stationary state. Rich

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In the second case, consumption is smaller than production, and the balance of commerce is favorable. As a matter of fact, Verri engages himself in demonstrating that a favorable balance of commerce is possible at certain conditions, that inflation is not a necessary outcome of it, and finally that a

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had been largely inspired by Verri himself and defended by him. It is proposed in the present paper to revisit some of the basic tenets of Pietro Verri's political economy, with more in view than dwell on specific intuitions and theorems: namely, relate those to Verri's own quite original conception

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Like the other parts of his economic contribution, Verri's theory of distribution also springs from the theory of needs and desires. As many of the economists of his time, Verri has a preference for a society in which the weight of the middle class is large. The members of this class, urged by their

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The aim of political economy to increase national power, strength and happiness is achievable through an increased population, incentives to labor, increased production and an appropriate balance between it and consumption. Success in achieving this policy objective can be measured by at least three

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take no care of their goods, having no anxiety for future welfare. Moreover, the poor are too poor to be influenced by superior need and to hope to better theircondition. As in the savage state, the poor have primary needs, but imagination and desire play no role in their life. Absolute equality of

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transmission mechanism without inflation. Additional money, passing from hand to hand, incites industry and puts unemployed factors at work. The Verrian self-sustained mechanism of growth based on increasing income, new needs, and new productions, is the result of this first impulse. Here too, the

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According to Verri, the price of a commodity is directly related to "need" and inversely to plenty. By "need", Verri does not mean any indeterminate desire, but the effective demand of goods, i.e. the level of demand at which the expected utility of any good is higher than the cost individual are

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The problem of equilibrium between production ("reproduction" in Verri's terms) and consumption is analyzed examining two opposed cases of disequilibrium. Verri's contribution is strictly connected here to the basic theoretical assumptions of his theory of action. It is also very original in its

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views. Happiness, Verri argues, can be pursued in two ways. Happiness, in fact, consists in the reduction of the difference between the two elements of desires and power: that reduction can be achieved by acting upon either one or the other of the two elements. It can be said therefore that the

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As early as 1763, Verri wrote his early study Meditiazioni sulla felicita, a philosophical pamphlet. Verri spells out the foundational pieces of his approach to civil life. Afterward, as resistance against his reforming work in administration stiffened, Verri devoted himself increasingly to

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Meditiazioni can be separated three different parts. The first, covering the first five sections, presents the general principles of the science by explaining economic development and growth, circulation, production, exchange, money, and prices in general terms. These general principles are

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On the night of 28 June 1797, during a meeting in the hall of the Municipality, he died of a sudden apoplectic attack, at sixty-eight. He is buried in the chapel of the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Lazzaretto di Ornago, next to his first wife.

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Porta, Pier L, and Roberto Scazzieri. Pietro Verri's Contribution to the Economic Theory of the 18th Century: Commercial Society, Civil Society and Governance of the Economy. Milano: Università di Milano, Istituto di Economia Politica, 1998. Print

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Verri, P. (1781) "Discorso sull'indole del piacere e del dolore (1st edition 1773, 2nd ed. 1881)", in Id., Del piacere e del dolore ed altri scritti di filosofia ed economia, R.De Felice ed., Feltrinelli, Milano 1964

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In 1764, he also entered the public administration, where he distinguished for his reforming attitudes: in particular, he proposed the abolition of the exaction of taxes through intermediaries. After a documented

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appeared between 1764 and 1766 in successive magazines made in two volumes. Magazine 10 of Volume 1 has an article by Pietro Verri devoted to thoughts on the spirit of Italian Literature Here Verri describes

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He argues that the excess of desires over and above possibilities or "power" is a measure of unhappiness. The search for happiness in the form of the removal of unhappiness is a core issue in Pietro Verri's

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The first case takes place when national consumption is greater than production and the balance of commerce is unfavorable. Unlike Hume, Verri pays no attention to deflux of money and to the ensuing

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He volunteered to serve in the Seven Years' War in order to escape his father's decision to register him for legal studies but quit after a year. In mid-September 1759, he met the economist

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Rother, Wolfgang (2016). "Contractualism and Humaneness. The Philosophical Framework of Pietro Verri's and Cesare Beccaria's Arguments on Interrogational Torture and Capital Punishment".

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and two years (1744–45) in Rome in the college of Nazareno run by the Scolopi order. He received a strong religious education, from which he began to rebel when he reached his twenties.

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Tubaro, Paola. "A Case Study in Early Mathematical Economics: Pietro Verri and Paolo Frisi, 1772." Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 24.2 (2002): 195–214. Print (page- 195)

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Porta, Pier L. "Lombard Enlightenment and Classical Political Economy." European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 18.4 (2011): 521–550. Print. (Page-542-543)

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Bruni, Luigino, and Pier L. Porta. "Economia Civile and Pubblica Felicita in the Italian Enlightenment." History of Political Economy. 35 (2003): 361. Print.(page-366)

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Bruni, Luigino, and Pier L. Porta. "Economia Civile and Pubblica Felicita in the Italian Enlightenment." History of Political Economy. 35 (2003): 361. Print.(Page-365)

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supplemented and elucidated on money, industry, interest, and circulation and on population. Part II then applies these principles to a number of policy questions in

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Pietro Verri was born to a conservative noble family the eldest son of Gabriele Verri and Barbara Dati Della Somaglia, in a house of the Archinto in via Stampa 19 in

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Sulla tortura e singolarmente sugli effetti che produsse all'occasione delle unzioni malefiche, alle quali si attribui la pestilenza che devastò Milano 'l'anno 1630.

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Felicità, ragione, interesse e dovere. Aspetti della filosofia morale di Pietro Verri, in Anna Maria Rao (ed.): Felicità pubblica e felicità privata nel Settecento

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at the philosophical level as a force of renovation, providing a new connecting frame for scientific reasoning, in the spirit of what we have called above moral

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Verri's early steps in educating himself in the science of civil society were guided by four eighteenth-century intellectual giants of the Enlightenment:

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Porta, Pier Luigi. 2011. "Lombard Enlightenment and Classical Political Economy". European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 18 (4): 521–550.

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In spite of favorable references to Verri by such authorities as McCulloch and Ingram, Verri's fortune as an economist was inferior to his merits.

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as a separate science. Pietro Verri provides the first systematic contribution stemming from the quarters of Lombard enlightenment in the field of

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had to be at the center of all serious social and political interests. In his early life, he translated Destouches' works and wrote satirical

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Verri, Pietro, Barbara McGilvray, and Peter D. Groenewegen. Reflections on Political Economy. Fairfield (N.J.: Kelley, 1993. Print (page-275)

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Verri, Pietro, Barbara McGilvray, and Peter D. Groenewegen. Reflections on Political Economy. Fairfield (N.J.: Kelley, 1993. Print (page-274)

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A comprehensive reading of Verri's economic and philosophical writings suggests a new perspective in the analysis of the interplay between

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His work is clearly one of the many examples in the economic literature which during the quarter-century after 1750 marks the emergence of

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Manoscritto da leggersi dalla mia cara figlia Teresa Verri per cui sola lo scrissi ne’ mesi di Settembre e Ottobre 1781 (1781)

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Schumpeter, Joseph A, and Elizabeth B. Schumpeter. History of Economic Analysis. London: Routledge, 1997. Print.(page-273)

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and not the contrary. As to plenty, it basically depends on the market form: it is larger when the market approximates to

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Dialogo tra Fronimo e Simplicio (detto anche Dialogo sul disordine delle monete nello Stato di Milano nel 1762) (1762)

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which is not irrelevant to the understanding of the same relationship in other eighteenth-century writers, including

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Verri's economic theory concentrates on three subjects: 1. prices; 2. aggregate equilibrium; 3. distribution.

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Carlo Capra. Pietro Verri e il suo tempo, 2 vols. Milano: Cisalpino (ed.), 1999. (page-424) Pp. X-1137.

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poetici encomj, ed accresciuta di opportune annotazioni per opera di varj suoi coaccademici amici (1751)

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A strong emphasis on the balance of consumption and production, which finds an echo in Smith's text.

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Memorie storiche sulla economia pubblica dello Stato di Milano (written in 1768, published in 1804)

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reformist Enlightenment and the most important pre-Smithian authority on cheapness and plenty.

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Una grande famiglia: i Verri in Franco Della Peruta (a cura di), Storia illustrata di Milano

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showed a favorable attitude towards Verri's treatment of productive and unproductive labor.

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Riflessioni sulle leggi vincolanti il commercio dei grani (written 1769, published in 1797)

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ready to pay in order to acquire it . Verri stresses consumer sovereignty, by arguing that

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Volume 1, Editor Giovanni Silvestri, Milan (1843). (in conjunction with publication of

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Verri's influence can be seen first, his friend and colleague from the Il Caffè, in

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and of similar institutions are that of destroying desire and hindering development.

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Memoria cronologica dei cambiamenti pubblici dello Stato di Milano 1750–1791 (1791)

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for certain goods and produces it at better conditions than foreign competitors.

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adds Verri is the most important pre-Smithian authority on Cheapness and Plenty.

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Verri's death bicentenary was commemorated on an Italian postage stamp in 1997.

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and developed a lifelong friendship with him. Verri soon became convinced that

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Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophie, Die Philosophie des 18. Jahrhunderts

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Marco E. L. Guidi PAIN AND HUMAN ACTION: LOCKE TO BENTHAM DSS PAPERS STO 1–95

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data, as Verri indicates at various points in his treatise. These are the

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and greatly influenced the young man. He studied in the Jesuit college in

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Consulta su la riforma delle monete dello Stato di Milano (20 April 1772)

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Il Gran Zoroastro ossia Astrologiche Predizioni per l'Anno 1758 (1758)

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apparently shared Verri's ideas on land reform. In the 19th century,

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Carteggio di Pietro e di Alessandro Verri (prima pubblicazione 1910)

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Considerazioni sul commercio nello Stato di Milano (June 1763)

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properties is not a better solution. The only effect of the

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Meditazioni sulla economia politica con annotazioni (1771)

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Sulla grandezza e decadenza del commercio di Milano (1763)

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1 Bouvy, Le comte Pietro Verri et son temps, Paris, 1893.

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Le Comte Pietro Verri: 1728–1797: ses idées et son temps

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of the perverse effects of the corn trade prohibitions.

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Revue d'histoire du droit de punir 1169:. Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink. pp. 143–59. 318:from left to right: Alfonso Longo (behind), 452:different means in the absence of reliable 229:("Reflection's on Political Economy", 1771) 98:Marietta Castiglioni, Vincenza Melzi d'Eril 1119:. Milano, Udine: Mimesis. pp. 71–84. 872:Precetti di Caligola e Claudio (1786–1788) 659:, and the characteristics of legislation. 304:) which scandalized the Milanese society. 31: 20: 966:10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.2001595 756:Dialogo fra Pio VI e Giuseppe II a Vienna 409:, In 1769 Verri published notable work, 400:Detail of Pietro Verri monument in Milan 395: 911: 734:The canons for an effective tax system. 1339:, Elio Sellino Editore, Milano, 1993. 7: 929: 927: 917: 915: 851:(written in 1776, published in 1804) 591:His two most important productions ( 565:Dell'indole del piacere e del dolore 556:Sull'indole del piacere e del dolore 388:, Alfonso Longo and Pietro Secchi. 415:Meditazioni sull'economia politica 227:Meditazioni sull'economia politica 14: 1410:18th-century Italian male writers 1400:18th-century Italian philosophers 821:Meditazioni sulla felicità (1763) 772:Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1380:Italian male non-fiction writers 16:Economist and writer (1728–1797) 1390:18th-century Italian historians 1385:18th-century Italian economists 1284:(Caspari 1929, p. 240 and note) 833:Sull'innesto del vajuolo (1766) 708:can be summarized as follows: 686:Verri's books also reached to 597:Meditations on Happiness, 1781 1: 803:Elementi del commercio (1760) 563:philosophy. 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Capra (a cura di), 797:Il Mal di Milza (1764) 746:In 1777, he began the 690:and De Felice reports 640: 559: 471: 411:Elementi del Commercio 401: 338: 294:Borlanda impasticciata 1420:Duchy of Milan people 1275:(Felice 1964, p. 127) 800:Diario militar (1759) 634: 554: 469: 399: 310: 217:Italian enlightenment 752:Joseph II of Austria 742:Later life and works 581:political philosophy 213:Classical liberalism 80:Transpadane Republic 1335:Baia Curionis, S., 1082:1964.(page-137-139) 541:Roman agrarian laws 490:perfect competition 334:, Pietro Verri and 209:School or tradition 123:Academic background 1370:Writers from Milan 899:Alessandro Manzoni 764:Cisalpine Republic 645:moral sense theory 641: 560: 547:Philosophical work 472: 402: 339: 332:Luigi Lambertenghi 324:Giambattista Biffi 1306:Wolfgang Rother, 1176:978-3-7705-5087-6 1151:978-88-6372-461-5 1126:978-8-88-483789-9 975:978-0-19-860669-7 768:French Revolution 754:inspired him the 724:spontaneous order 706:Wealth of Nations 702:Political 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