In his most famous work, he described the motives of the butcher, the brewer and the baker and labeled land, labor and capital as three determinants of production while proposing an "invisible hand" that governs laissez-faire markets.
This thinker proposed a theory of sympathy in which observing others makes people aware of their own morality. He also described "propriety of action" and "sense of propriety" and suggested that conscience arises from social relationships in The Theory of [*] Moral Sentiments. In his most famous work, he described the motives of the butcher, the brewer and the baker and labeled land, labor and capital as three determinants of production while proposing an "invisible hand" that governs laissez-faire markets. For 10 points, name this Scottish economist who attacked mercantilism in The Wealth of Nations.
This thinker proposed a theory of sympathy in which observing others makes people aware of their own morality.
Adam {Smith}