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Who define economics as a subset of jurisprudence

Economists who viewed economics like a subset of jurisprudence combined: (1) John Stuart Mill. (2) Alfred Marshall. (3) Karl Marx. (4) William Stanley Jevons. (5) Adam Smith.

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