1. Our earlier discussion of the exchange paradigm emphasized the dynamic adjustments that economic progress entails, rather than the static and technical efficiency that the allocation paradigm emphasizes. We are now emphasizing not just the growth aspects of economic progress, but the doux-commerce thesis that was also crucial to the classical political economists' theory of human betterment;Mises Ludwig Von;Liberalism: The Classical Tradition (Indianapolis, IN: Liberty Fund,2005
2. Comparative Historical Political Economy and the Bourgeois Era;See Peter Boettke;Encyclopedia on Law and Economics
3. The Theory of Moral Sentiments
4. The Constitution of Liberty