The Wealth of Nations

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Even after two centuries since its first publication in 1776, The Wealth of Nations remains as influential as it was deemed before. Smith has elaborated on his thesis that it is human’s natural inclination towards self-interest that leads to prosperity; they add to public interest through their everyday choices. This book gives an insight into extensive assessment of the creation of a nation’s wealth; it examines the division of labour, the origin and use of money, the division of stock, the rise and progress of cities and towns after the fall of the Roman Empire, the systems of political economy and the taxes on various private revenues. Review: Treasure. Must have for thinkers and doers. - I was under the wrong impression about the scope of Adam Smith's writings. It's vast and hugely broad!! This great intellectual has made tremendous contributions to human endeavour, economics, and wealth creation. Watch on Youtube how he helps a boy to get rich, which explains productive labor. As indian crony billionaires loot and ensalve people, an abridged short version should reach every human. This is a gem for relishing little by little for a very long term. Review: Good - Good book to learn economics