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The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
Loyal Books
25 episodes
9 months ago
Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations” gives an in-depth discussion of different economic principles like the productivity, division of labor and free markets. Although written and published more than 200 years ago, it’s still hailed as one of the most original works in the field of economics and is still used as a reference by many modern economists. “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” is the complete title of this book and it was first published in 1776, the same year that the American colonies declared their independence from Britain. It’s interesting to note that Adam Smith once suggested to British authorities before this year that they should let the colonies be represented in the British parliament because of the contributions they give to the British Empire. But as we all know, they didn’t follow his suggestion and the Americans in defiance of British rule declared their independence. Experts at the time argued that if the British only followed Smith’s suggestion, the American Revolution wouldn’t have happened. Aside from this, Adam Smith had many other brilliant ideas about politics and economics, many of which were discussed in this book. He was the first economist to make an in-depth analysis about the division of labor, how it affects productivity, and what real price is. He also explained in this book the reasons why he opposed mercantilism, an economic theory which was very popular during that time. Then, he recommended and discussed here why free trade is better for nations. This was one of the first books about economics which advocates free trade. This concept is very important in modern economics and have now been embraced by most of the whole world. “The Wealth of Nations” is an indispensable work that every student of economics should read. It’s a timeless classic and many of the concepts discussed in it are still valid today.
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Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations” gives an in-depth discussion of different economic principles like the productivity, division of labor and free markets. Although written and published more than 200 years ago, it’s still hailed as one of the most original works in the field of economics and is still used as a reference by many modern economists. “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” is the complete title of this book and it was first published in 1776, the same year that the American colonies declared their independence from Britain. It’s interesting to note that Adam Smith once suggested to British authorities before this year that they should let the colonies be represented in the British parliament because of the contributions they give to the British Empire. But as we all know, they didn’t follow his suggestion and the Americans in defiance of British rule declared their independence. Experts at the time argued that if the British only followed Smith’s suggestion, the American Revolution wouldn’t have happened. Aside from this, Adam Smith had many other brilliant ideas about politics and economics, many of which were discussed in this book. He was the first economist to make an in-depth analysis about the division of labor, how it affects productivity, and what real price is. He also explained in this book the reasons why he opposed mercantilism, an economic theory which was very popular during that time. Then, he recommended and discussed here why free trade is better for nations. This was one of the first books about economics which advocates free trade. This concept is very important in modern economics and have now been embraced by most of the whole world. “The Wealth of Nations” is an indispensable work that every student of economics should read. It’s a timeless classic and many of the concepts discussed in it are still valid today.
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The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
00 – Introduction and Plan of the Work, Book 1
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10 months ago
6 minutes 46 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
01 – Ch. 01 – The Division of Labour
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10 months ago
19 minutes 51 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
02 – Ch. 02 – Of the Principle That Gives Occasion of Division of Labour
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10 months ago
8 minutes 59 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
03 – Ch. 03 – That The Division Of Labour Is Limited By The Extent Of The Market
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10 months ago
10 minutes 21 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
04 – Ch 04 – Of the Origin and Use of Money
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10 months ago
14 minutes 54 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
05 – Ch. 05 – Of the Real and Nominal Price of Commodities, or of Their Price in Labour, and Their Price in Money, part 1
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10 months ago
19 minutes 7 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
06 – Ch 05 – Of The Real And Nominal Price Of Commodities, Or Of Their Price In Labour, And Their Price In Money, part 2
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10 months ago
18 minutes 51 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
07 – Ch. 06 – Of The Component Part Of The Price Of Commodities
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10 months ago
15 minutes 25 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
08 – Ch. 07 – Of The Natural And Market Price Of Commodities
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10 months ago
19 minutes 6 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
09 – Ch. 08 – Of the Wages of Labour, part 1
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10 months ago
28 minutes 9 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
10 – Ch. 08 – Of the Wages of Labour, part 2
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10 months ago
20 minutes 30 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
11 – Ch. 09 – Of the Profits of Stock
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10 months ago
23 minutes 22 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
12 – Ch 10 – Of Wages and Profit in the Different Employments of Labour and Stock, part 1
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10 months ago
22 minutes 37 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
13 – Ch 10 – Of Wages And Profit In The Different Employments Of Labour And Stock, part 2
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10 months ago
21 minutes 58 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
14 – Ch 10 – Of Wages And Profit In The Different Employments Of Labour And Stock, part 3
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10 months ago
17 minutes

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
15 – Ch 10 – Of Wages And Profit In The Different Employments Of Labour And Stock, part 4
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10 months ago
20 minutes 8 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
16 – Ch. 10 – Of Wages and Profit in the Different Employments of Labour and Stock, part 5
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10 months ago
19 minutes 18 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
17 – Ch. 11 – Of the Rent of Land, part 1
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10 months ago
40 minutes

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
18 – Ch. 11 – Of the Rent of Land, part 2
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10 months ago
34 minutes 31 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
19 – Ch. 11 – Of the Rent of Land, part 3
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11 months ago
36 minutes 40 seconds

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations” gives an in-depth discussion of different economic principles like the productivity, division of labor and free markets. Although written and published more than 200 years ago, it’s still hailed as one of the most original works in the field of economics and is still used as a reference by many modern economists. “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” is the complete title of this book and it was first published in 1776, the same year that the American colonies declared their independence from Britain. It’s interesting to note that Adam Smith once suggested to British authorities before this year that they should let the colonies be represented in the British parliament because of the contributions they give to the British Empire. But as we all know, they didn’t follow his suggestion and the Americans in defiance of British rule declared their independence. Experts at the time argued that if the British only followed Smith’s suggestion, the American Revolution wouldn’t have happened. Aside from this, Adam Smith had many other brilliant ideas about politics and economics, many of which were discussed in this book. He was the first economist to make an in-depth analysis about the division of labor, how it affects productivity, and what real price is. He also explained in this book the reasons why he opposed mercantilism, an economic theory which was very popular during that time. Then, he recommended and discussed here why free trade is better for nations. This was one of the first books about economics which advocates free trade. This concept is very important in modern economics and have now been embraced by most of the whole world. “The Wealth of Nations” is an indispensable work that every student of economics should read. It’s a timeless classic and many of the concepts discussed in it are still valid today.