For 10 points, name this early text on economics written by Adam Smith.
This book cautions against using banknotes that are too large in a section "of the division of stock," and it criticizes the hereditary law of primogeniture in a section "on the natural progress of opulence." This book argues (*) Scotland should let France make wine and then just import it, and also for the accumulation of capital instead of a policy that emphasizes precious metals. This book uses the example of a pin factory to illustrate the division of labor, and it supports laissez-faire economics through the concept of a manipulating "invisible hand." For 10 points, name this early text on economics written by Adam Smith.
This book cautions against using banknotes that are too large in a section "of the division of stock," and it criticizes the hereditary law of primogeniture in a section "on the natural progress of opulence.
The Wealth of Nations (or An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations)