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An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations

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Published in 1776, this seminal work is regarded as the first modern economics text, establishing foundational principles of capitalism. Adam Smith, recognized as a leading social philosopher and the father of modern economics, explores the nature and causes of wealth, influencing economic thought profoundly. His insights remain essential for students of economics, and he is celebrated as one of Scotland's greatest figures, particularly in his birthplace, Kirkcaldy. Smith's legacy continues to shape economic discourse today.

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An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith

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Titre: An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Adam Smith
Éditeur: The Bookzine Company Ltd
Publié: 2012
Format: souple
Pages: 686
ISBN13: 9781781581582
Mots clés: Histoire, Nonfiction, Affaires et économie, Sciences politiques & Politique, Philosophie, Classiques, Politique, Commerce et vente, Économie, Angleterre, Libéralisme
Première publication: 1776
Titre original: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Évaluation: 4,75 sur 5
Description: Published in 1776, this seminal work is regarded as the first modern economics text, establishing foundational principles of capitalism. Adam Smith, recognized as a leading social philosopher and the father of modern economics, explores the nature and causes of wealth, influencing economic thought profoundly. His insights remain essential for students of economics, and he is celebrated as one of Scotland's greatest figures, particularly in his birthplace, Kirkcaldy. Smith's legacy continues to shape economic discourse today.