The Wealth of Nations

Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations (1776) is the foundational text of modern economics, introducing concepts like the “invisible hand,” division of labor, and free markets as drivers of national prosperity. It critiques mercantilism and argues that individual self-interest, when operating in a competitive market, unintentionally benefits society.

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