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Economic concepts of academic subjects

The initial “professional” university professors who taught economic concepts like academic subjects, those were: (1) cosmologists. (2) moral philosophers. (3) socio-biologists. (4) natural historians (5) logicians. (6) mathematicians. (7) theologians.

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