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

Adam Smith afford agriculture ancient appear bullion capital and labour capitalists cause circumstances co-operation combination of labour commerce commodities common labour commonly competition corn degree different employments dities division of employments division of labour doctrine effect effectual demand employed endeavour England equal Europe exchangeable value France frequently gold coin greater human improvement increase industry interest labour employments land laws less mankind manner manufactures market price master ment metals natural price natural rate object observed occasion original particular passion perhaps person political economy pound weight pounds power of exchanging principles profits and wages profits of stock proportion purchase quantity of labour raise rate of profit regulated rent respect Scotland seems shillings silver coin society sometimes speculations sufficient supply supposed Theory of Moral tion tivated town trade University of Glasgow wages and profit wages of labour wants Wealth of Nations whole workmen