"The Wealth of Nations" is a groundbreaking work in classical economics, authored by the renowned Scottish economist and philosopher, Adam Smith. Originally published in 1776, this treatise lays the foundation for modern economic thought, offering profound insights into the principles of free markets, the division of labor, and the invisible hand that guides economic prosperity.
This expansive work is divided into multiple volumes that explore complex topics such as the nature and causes of the wealth of nations, the system of natural liberty, and the defense of free market capitalism. It delves deeply into how economies thrive through efficient resource allocation, competition, and the self-interested actions of individuals that ultimately benefit society as a whole.
This paperback edition preserves the essential teachings of Smith while enhancing accessibility for today's readers. It serves not only as a pivotal academic reference but also as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the historical evolution of economic theory and its practical applications in today's dynamic world.