What is another word for Anne Robert Jacques Turgot?
Pronunciation: [ˈan ɹˈɒbət ʒˈak tˈɜːɡət] (IPA) 
Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, commonly known as Turgot, was an 18th-century economist, philosopher, and statesman. While there are not many synonyms for Turgot, some may refer to him simply as "Anne," with his full name being reserved for more formal occasions. Turgot was best known for serving as the Controller-General of Finances for King Louis XVI of France, where he advocated for economic reforms such as the abolition of the guilds and the introduction of free trade. He was also known for his writings on economic theory and philosophy, such as his work "Reflections on the Formation and the Distribution of Wealth." Turgot was a prominent figure of the Enlightenment movement and his ideas continued to influence economic and political thought long after his death.
