One section of this work describes how the working poor have a mental torpor that make them incapable of "rational conversation," "tender sentiment," or "just judgment.
One section of this work describes how the working poor have a mental torpor that make them incapable of "rational conversation," "tender sentiment," or "just judgment." The third section of this work describes the state of agriculture in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire, shortly after explaining the "natural progress of opulence." Its fourth section describes the motivations behind establishing colonies, and its opening discussion of the division of labor uses the example of a pin factory. This work presents arguments against mercantilism and introduces the concept of the "invisible hand." For 10 points, name this work by Adam Smith.
One section of this work describes how the working poor have a mental torpor that make them incapable of "rational conversation," "tender sentiment," or "just judgment.
The Wealth of Nations 