The wealth of nations

By: Smith, Adam [Author]Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi: Rupa Piblications, 2021. Description: xii, 1052p.; 19cmsISBN: 9789387779464Subject(s): Economics | Division of Stock | Division of LaboureDDC classification: 330.153 S65

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Discover the groundbreaking ideas and principles of modern economics in The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. This seminal work examines the wealth creation process, the division of labor, and the market forces that shape economies, laying the foundation for the study of capitalism.

A definitive work on economics and capitalism!

Adam Smith's influential treatise on economics and capitalism
Explores concepts such as the invisible hand, division of labor, and market dynamics
Offers a comprehensive analysis of wealth creation, trade, and economic policies
A cornerstone of economic theory that shaped modern thinking on markets and capitalism
A must-read for students, economists, and anyone interested in understanding the foundations of modern economies