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If you think talking about public revenue and taxes is a sure way to make a party boring, then hold on, because Adam Smith’s wisdom in The Wealth of…

In An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith, especially in Parts III and IV, there is a detailed discussion abo…

The arrival of Generation Z in the labor market is not just a demographic shift but a fresh wave bringing different expectations, values, and ways of…

When Economics Meets the Plow If economics had a scent, this chapter would smell like soil. Not because it's dirty, but because it's ground…

Adam Smith, the father of modern economics, not only introduced the legendary concept of the “invisible hand” but also delivered a scathing critique…

When we think about colonies, images of treasure maps, conquistadors, and exotic lands often come to mind. But Adam Smith, in his seminal work The W…

While reading Chapter 6 "Of Treaties of Commerce" in Adam Smith's monumental work, I was reminded of my neighbor, Mr. Johnson. He'…

The chapter Of Bounties from Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations offers a sharp critique of the export subsidy system adopted by Britain in the 18th…

Who said classical economics is dry and boring? If you think so, hold on! Adam Smith, the father of modern economics, in Book IV, Chapter 4 of his…

Who doesn’t love imported goods? From stylish clothes, unique foods, to cutting-edge technology imports always have their charm. But did you know t…

When the Government Wants to Be a Jack-of-All-Trades Imagine you have a stubborn friend. You can buy shoes cheaply at the market, but your friend i…

Imagine waking up one morning to a world obsessed with precious metals. Every TV ad boasts gold bars, not discount sneakers. Even in the market, peo…

When we think of a town, images of bustling streets, tall buildings, and busy trade and manufacturing come to mind. But did you know that these comm…

Imagine yourself living in the aftermath of the Roman Empire’s fall. The world is in turmoil, once-bustling streets have grown silent, and people f…

Thousands of years ago, the sprawling and mighty Roman Empire suddenly collapses. Western Europe, once the heartland of prosperity and order, is plu…

Ever wondered why sprawling cities, brimming with skyscrapers and bustling streets, are centers of wealth even though they don’t grow their own foo…

In An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations , Adam Smith presents a nuanced discussion in Chapter 5 of Book II on how capital …

Adam Smith's An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations has provided many insights into economic mechanisms, one of which i…