The Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith

The Wealth of Nations

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Adam Smith

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The revolutionary blueprint that shaped modern economics. First published in 1776, The Wealth of Nations is more than a historical document — it's the foundation of capitalist thought, free enterprise, and global commerce. In this enduring classic, Scottish philosopher and economist Adam Smith explores the principles of productivity, division of labor, free markets, and the invisible hand that guides economic prosperity. Whether you're a student of economics, a business thinker, or a curious reader seeking to understand the roots of global trade and wealth creation, this timeless work offers powerful insights that remain deeply relevant in today's world of shifting economies and financial systems. This edition preserves the full original text, presenting Smith's ideas in their purest form — untouched, unabridged, and essential.
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Specifications

Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication date November 1, 2018
Language English
Print length 524 pages
ISBN-10 1505577128
ISBN-13 978-1505577129
Item Weight 2.5 pounds
Dimensions 7.44 x 1.19 x 9.69 inches
Best Sellers Rank #56,607 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #5 in Commercial Policy #12 in Comparative Economics (Books) #37 in Free Enterprise & Capitalism
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