Abstract
Friedrich List and David Ricardo are two distinguished names in the field of economics, albeit coming from different interpretations of how the economy operates and affects nation-states. Their works also offer a wide spectrum of theoretical and practical tools which leads to a greater understanding of the synergy of the economy and the political and cultural systems — concepts that are indispensable in the field of Philippine Studies which believes that national progress, national identity, and national self-determination are not only a socio-cultural project but one which include all aspects of the society including the economy and the development processes embedded on it. This paper explores their scholarship and insights on issues of national development.
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