An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Volumen1

according Adam Smith advantage affected agriculture ancient appear BOOK branch called capital carried cause CHAP chapter circumstances coin combination commodities commonly competition condition consequence considerable considered continue cost demand depend divided division doctrine employed employments England equal EXCHANGEABLE VALUE fall frequently give gold greater hands human important improvement increase industry interest kind labour land less limited manner manufactures master means ment metals moral natural necessary never NOTE object observed obtain occasion operation opinions original particular perhaps person political economy pounds present principles produce profits proper proportion purchase quantity raise reason regulated rent respect riches rise says seems shillings silver Smith society sometimes sufficient superior supply supposed things tion town trade wages wealth whole workmen