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Also, stating that "[An inquiry into the nature and causes of] the wealth of nations was [u]his book[/u]" is wrong. It is ONE of his books (true enough the most well known), but the origins of his theory can be found in his 1759 "Theory of moral sentiments".
Also, stating that "[An inquiry into the nature and causes of] the wealth of nations was [u]his book[/u]" is wrong. It is ONE of his books (true enough the most well known), but the origins of his theory can be found in his 1759 "Theory of moral sentiments".
AMATEURS! IGNORANT AMATEURS!!!
AMATEURS! IGNORANT AMATEURS!!!
(i won't even go into discussing the presentation of his contributions - or lack thereof.)