Is it worth the read?
Is it worth the read?
Jeremiah Reyes
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Wyatt Hall
It has a few misconceptions. But still worth your time.
Jason Ross
The wealth of nation's isn't taught in college level economics courses because most of what Adam Smith says is true. He isn't a corporate, globalist shill. It's a long book and I haven't read alot of it, but what I did read was very deep.
Hunter Morgan
It's a tough one. The couple of 100 page digressions are mind numbing and brutal.
Adrian Rodriguez
>relevant since the founding of US fucking A.
>first ever piece of literature that mentions the "invisible hand".
It's one of the books that's ever worth it.
Colton Butler
>invisible hand
>ignores the bible said it first
Accept Christ, going through life without your heavenly Fathers love is such a waste
Grayson Miller
That's a different invisible hand.
Also, thanks. I don't really believe in god and all parade and all but it is a bit comforting to know.
Jackson Rivera
If you're a total blank on economics then its a good crash course. Also goes heavy into mercantilism, but I think that's a good thing for you to have because modern day economics and trade is such a clusterfuck you'll need to periodically mentally ground yourself to basic mercantile trade to have good retrospect. I don't know if that makes any sense or not. But yeah its a definite read, but its very dry as another user has said.
it literally is taught in economics courses though.
Wyatt Reyes
also forgot to mention that if you're a super free-market laissez faire Jow Forums tard this book is definitely worth the read as it will express to you in relatively simple terms why you are a stupid dick.
Gabriel Mitchell
Keep in mind that when he wrote it we couldn't outsource call center jobs to India.