The Wealth of Nations

In «The Wealth of Nations,» Adam Smith presents a groundbreaking examination of economic theory that laid the foundation for modern capitalism. Written in 1776, this seminal work combines philosophical discourse with empirical observation, employing a clear and accessible prose style that invites both scholarly analysis and casual inquiry. Smith meticulously explores the division of labor, the function of markets, and the invisible hand—ideas that have become cornerstones of economic thought. The book's rich historical context during the Scottish Enlightenment reflects Smith's engagement with the... Next