One work by this man claims that towns gain their "whole wealth and subsistence from the country" but that the gains of the two places are mutual and also claimed that English laws against usury increased profits.
One work by this man claims that towns gain their "whole wealth and subsistence from the country" but that the gains of the two places are mutual and also claimed that English laws against usury increased profits. This thinker divided systems of morality into categories of nature and motive and developed a theoretical basis for sympathy based on Hume in his The (*)Theory of Moral Sentiments. In his most famous work he claimed that division of labor would initially lead to increased productivity. For 10 points, name this Scottish classical economist who described the ‘invisible hand' of free markets in his The Wealth of Nations.
One work by this man claims that towns gain their "whole wealth and subsistence from the country" but that the gains of the two places are mutual and also claimed that English laws against usury increased profits.
Adam {Smith}