Nicolas Baudeau is a theologist and French economist, born with Amboise the April 25th 1730 and died in Paris in 1792. Creator of the first review of economy in France, Éphémérides of the citizen or chronicle of the national spirit , in 1765, published twice per week. As from January 1767 thus, the review takes the title of Ephémérides of the citizen or reasoned library of sciences morals and political , and its periodicity becomes monthly.

Works

Religion

• Analysis of the work of the pope Benoit XIV on the beatifications and canonizations (Paris, 1759)

Economy

• Ideas of a citizen on the administration of finances of the King (1763)

• Ideas of a citizen on the needs, the rights, and the duties of poor truths (1765)
• Principles of moral and political science on the sumptuary luxury and laws (1767)
• Letters on the popular riots (1768)
• Letters of a citizen on twentieth and other taxes (1768)
• First introduction to economic philosophy (1771)
• economic Principles of Louis XII and of the Cardinal of Amboise, Henri IV, and of the duke of Sully on the administration of finances (1775)
• Charles V, Louis XII, and Henri IV with the French (1787)

Reviews

• Ephémérides of the citizen (1765)

• New Éphémérides Economic or reasoned library of the History, Morals and the Policy (1774-1776)