Edvin Brant

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Edvin Brant
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Brant in 1840
Born
Edvin Viktors Brant

(1788-03-30)March 30, 1788
DiedFebruary 12, 1869(1869-02-12) (aged 80)
NationalityHytek
Alma materUniversity of Krasno
Notable work
An Inquiry into the Moral Dilemma of Uneven Wealth Distribution
RegionEarly Erdaran philosophy
InstitutionsEdvin Brant School of Economics
Main interests
Classical economics, early socialism
Notable ideas
Division of labour, syndicalism, wealth distribution
Influenced

Edvin Brant (born Edvin Viktors Brant; 30 March 1788 – 12 February 1869; aged 80) was a Hytek philosopher, economist and early socialist who is credited with the first proposals of widespread syndicalism in society to combat an exploitative upper-class in his 1824 thesis An Inquiry into the Moral Dilemma of Uneven Wealth Distribution. His economic theories have gone on to influence many modern socialist states, including Arlyon, Hytekia, and to an extent, Lilienburg. Brantian economics form one of the three pillars of modern Hytek socialism, along with Vilikist revolutionary thought and Aivarist social thought.