When old ideas never die: A backward induction to the Hebrew-Christian thought

The economic thought is a product of the confluence of several tributaries. In particular, the Classical English School of the 18th century is nourished by Hebrew-Christian thought whose roots are embedded in the institutions followed by Protestant countries, marking a break, as shown by the NEI, with countries imbued with Catholicism. The Hebrew thought and its new ideas for the time, generate a system of beliefs that comprises the particular ontological categories and the symbolic plane in the subsequent configuration of the institu...