Zugabe Zu Hrn. Baron Wilhelms Von Schrödern FÃ1/4rstlicher Schatz- Und Rent-kammer
, by Carl Ferdinand Pescherinus, presents political thoughts on the general tithes that, while previously uncommon, are highly beneficial to the country and the prince. This historical work delves into the economic and political theories of the 18th century, offering insights into public finance and fiscal policy. It explores the potential of innovative taxation methods to enhance state revenue and promote economic stability. The text provides a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of public finance and the evolution of economic thought during the early modern period.
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