The Wealth of Nations (with Introductions by Ernest Belfort Bax and Edwin R. A. Seligman)

Exploring the foundations of modern economics, this work by Adam Smith presents a comprehensive analysis of capitalism and economic principles during the "Age of Enlightenment." Divided into five books, it covers topics such as labor productivity, the nature of stock, and the evolution of wealth across nations. Smith's insights into political economy and wealth creation are pivotal for understanding contemporary economic systems. This unabridged edition features introductions by notable scholars, enhancing its significance for readers interested in economic theory.