The Wealth of Nations (FLTRP Bilingual Reading Library)

Editor's recommendation: The founding theory of modern economics! The classic written by Adam Smith, the "father of modern economics" in ten years, is known as "one of the top ten books that promoted the process of world history" and reveals the secret of the growth of national wealth. In its final effect, The Wealth of Nations is perhaps the most important book ever written, contributing more to human happiness than all the politicians and legislators who have ever lived through history combined. ——The famous British historian Buckler is an all-encompassing book: it is mainly economic analysis, involving politics, knowledge, education, religion, history, philosophy, etc., All with insights. The author knows a lot about history and world affairs, and his powers of observation are unprecedented in my life. ——Internationally renowned economist Zhang Wuchang Content introduction: "The Wealth of Nations" is the most influential representative work of Adam Smith, the "father of modern economics". Adam Smith believed that the generation of national wealth mainly depends on two factors, one is the technology, skills and judgment of the labor force, and the other is the ratio of the labor force to the total population; among these two factors, the first factor plays a decisive role. The book explains the so-called "invisible hand" in the market. "The Wealth of Nations" is generally regarded as the pioneering work of modern economics, and later economists basically analyzed the laws of economic development along his methods. This work also laid the theoretical foundation for the capitalist free economy, and for the first time put forward the theory that "the market economy will be self-regulated by the 'invisible hand'". About the author: Adam Smith, a Scottish philosopher and economist, is the greatest representative of British classical political economy.