This thinker compared a working-class person to an Indian prince at the head of "1000 naked savages.
This thinker compared a working-class person to an Indian prince at the head of "1000 naked savages." This man's namesake problem is to reconcile his virtue ethics with his political philosophy. This man contrasted value-in-use and value-in-exchange to explain why diamonds are more expensive than water. He dismantled Colbert's [COLE-bears] (*) mercantilism in a book which argues that, by attempting to further his own needs, a man improves society as a whole because of an "invisible hand." He used a pin factory to argue for division of labor in that proto-capitalist text. For 10 points, name this Scottish author of The Wealth of Nations.
This thinker compared a working-class person to an Indian prince at the head of "1000 naked savages.
Adam Smith