The Wealth of Nations was first published in 1776. It was the first sustained argument in favor of free market economy. Adam Smith was a Professor of Moral Philosophy, and the concerns of moral philosophy undergird the practical arguments for laissez faire made by Smith. This monograph looks at the intellectual sources for Smith's moral arguments in The Wealth of Nations. Notes, Index.

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Free Trade and Moral Philosophy

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Duke Univ Pr, Durham, NC

Date de parution

1988

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anglais

ISBN � 10 chiffres

082230886X

ISBN � 13 chiffres

9780822308867

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Soft cover

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First US Paper

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2nd Printing

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New

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Economics of Freedom

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