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'Michael Thomas Sadler' (1780-1835) was a radical British Tory MP, opponent of Catholic emancipation and leader of the factory reform movement.
He opposed Malthus's population doctrine, arguing that fertility actually declines with rising income. He was famously attacked in the ''Edinburgh Review'' by Thomas Macauley. He is generally seen as one of the opponents of the Classical school in economics.
★ ''Ireland, Its Evils and their Remedies'', 1828
★ ''The Law of Population'', 1832
★ British Anti-classical economists at the History of Economic Thought website.
He opposed Malthus's population doctrine, arguing that fertility actually declines with rising income. He was famously attacked in the ''Edinburgh Review'' by Thomas Macauley. He is generally seen as one of the opponents of the Classical school in economics.
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| Major works |
| External link |
Major works
★ ''Ireland, Its Evils and their Remedies'', 1828
★ ''The Law of Population'', 1832
External link
★ British Anti-classical economists at the History of Economic Thought website.
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