This man believed that sympathy and self interest were complementary, and he theorized that gratitude prompted man towards reward while resentment prompted man towards punishment. He wrote that sympathy arose from a desire to follow natural laws in his The Theory of Moral Sentiments, and in another work, he described smuggl
This man believed that sympathy and self interest were complementary, and he theorized that gratitude prompted man towards reward while resentment prompted man towards punishment. He wrote that sympathy arose from a desire to follow natural laws in his The Theory of Moral Sentiments, and in another work, he described smuggling as a legitimate practice in the face of unnatural law. He used a pin factory to demonstrate the efficiency of division of labor. For 10 points, name this Scottish economist who wrote about an "invisible hand" in The Wealth of Nations.
This man believed that sympathy and self interest were complementary, and he theorized that gratitude prompted man towards reward while resentment prompted man towards punishment.