In 1776, Adam Smith, often described as the father of economics, published his masterwork, The Wealth of Nations. It was in many ways a very different world to the one we now know, as John Kay ...
Adam Smith favored neither state socialism nor unbridled markets, but something subtler: a moral economy grounded in sympathy and the pursuit of human flourishing. In a world where markets look ...
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