Topic:
In what ways did the French Enlightenment era help create the study of modern economics? Illustrate and explain all key figures
and their philosophies. Are they influences found still in the modern global economy? If so, in which ways?

add 1 – 2 relatable sentences from lecture data in each paragraph for each essay file and use this footnote and citation for them:

W. Seay, “The Origins of political Economy”
ECON 101:Virginia Commonwealth University, 2016

1-Introduction :
The introduction should have the theses statement ( one sentence) no longer than 2 sentence.

2- Each paragraph in the Body needs to have closing sentences with your analysis

3- use one graph

4- use Footnotes

Basic Terminology: Be able to incorporate as many of of the following basic political economic terms as possible into the essay. Charles Wheelman textual readings may be used for defining the listed terms.** Do be certain to incorporate other useful data from the Wheelan text, and various suggested scholarly IPE books and articles as well. Also don’t FORGET to FOOTNOTE your sources.**

The WTO, NAFTA, and GATT

NIC’s and example nations

Welfare and Distributional Consequences

Explanatory and Evaluative Studies

Welfare Evaluation

Liberalism(Economically defined)

The Philosophies of Adam Smith and David Ricardo

Marxism

Interests and Material Interests

Political Institutions

Market Liberalism

MFN & GSP

National Treatment and Nontariff Barriers

Customs Union

Dispute Settlement Mechanism

The Doha Round

Free Riding and Free Trade Area

Generalised System of Preferences

Hegemon and Hegemonic Stability Theory

Intergovernmental Bargaining

Ministerial Conference

Nondiscrimination

Public Good

RTA

Tariffs, Trade Creation, and Diversion

Bargaining

Contract Curve

Enforcement Problem

Factor Endowments

Hecksher-Ohlin Model

Nash Equilibirium

Outside Option

Pareto Suboptimal

Patience

Reciprocity

Collective Action Problem

Export-Oriented Sector

Factor Mobility and Model

Factor-Price Equalisation

Import-Competing Sector

Majoritarian

Proportional Representation

Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act

Sector Model

Specific Factors

Stolper-Samuelson Theorem

Veto Player

Economics of Experience

Economics of Scale

Industrial Policy

Infant-Industry Case for Protection

Oligopoly

Rents

State Strength

Strategic-Trade Theory

Backward Linkages

Big Push

Complementary Demand

Easy ISI

Enclave Agriculture

Export Substitution Strategy

GATT Part IV

Generalised System of Preferences

Group of 77

Import Substitution Indsutrialisation

Monoexporters

New International Economic Order

Pecuniary External Economics

Secondary ISI

Singer-Prebisch Theory

Structuralism

Terms of Trade

United Conference on Trade and Development

LIBOR

Central Banking

Equity Market Bubbles

“Toxic Assets”

Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns

Paul Volcker

try to include analysis data with each paragraph.

use this book please: Oatley, Thomas International Political Economy: 5th Edition and footnote it as well.

footnote everything

again i’ll repeat: 1-2 RELATABLE sentences of lecture notes in EACH paragraph and don’t forget the footnote and citation please.