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Thomas Tooke (/ t ʊ k /; 28 February 1774 – 26 February 1858) was an English economist known for writing on money and economic statistics. After Tooke's death the Statistical Society endowed the Tooke Chair of economics at King's College London, and a Tooke Prize.
Thomas Tooke (* 28. Februar 1774 in Kronstadt; † 26. Februar 1858 in London) war ein englischer Ökonom. Er war Sohn des Historikers William Tooke . Tooke vertrat gemeinsam mit John Fullarton die These, der Geldbedarf einer Volkswirtschaft werde sich ganz von alleine regeln.
11. Apr. 2024 · Thomas Tooke (born Feb. 29, 1774, Kronshtadt, near St. Petersburg, Russia—died Feb. 26, 1858, London, Eng.) was a British financier and economist who championed free trade.
After Resumption in 1821, a series of banking crises kept monetary issues on the front burner, until they boiled over again in the Currency-Banking Controversy of the 1840s. Of the many writers contributing to the monetary literature during the period, few contributed so much as Thomas Tooke.
1. Jan. 2016 · Thomas Tooke, the leading member of the Banking School, was born at St Petersburg in 1774, the eldest son of William Tooke, historian of Russia and man of letters, at that time chaplain to the English church at St Petersburg.
1. Aug. 2006 · This paper argues that Thomas Tooke's (1773–1858) most important legacy to economics is not his conception of “endogenous money”, however important, but is instead his original proposition that the long-run “average” rate of interest entered into the normal cost of production and, therefore, the normal prices of commodities, reflecting the notio...
11. Juni 2018 · Thomas Tooke (1774-1858), English merchant, economist, and historian of prices, was born in Russia, where his father was a clergyman of the English church in Kronstadt and later chaplain of the English factory in St. Petersburg.
