That work also formulated the basic labor theory of value and condemned mercantilism.
This thinker identified the "inner man" or "impartial spectator" with man's capacity for sympathy, which, together with self-preservation, contribute to the common good. This thinker also wrote a work in which he traced man's stages as a hunter-gatherer, nomadic agrarian, and feudal farmer. That work also formulated the basic labor theory of value and condemned mercantilism. The author of The Theory of Moral Sentiments, For 10 points, name this Scottish economist who wrote of an "invisible hand" guiding free markets in The Wealth of Nations.
This thinker identified the "inner man" or "impartial spectator" with man's capacity for sympathy, which, together with self-preservation, contribute to the common good.
Adam {Smith}