| − | With effect from March 13, 2007, Smith's [[portraits|portrait]] appears on the reverse of the English £20 note. He is the first true Scotsman to feature on currency issued by the [[Bank of England]], though others with Scottish noble titles have been so featured. His portrait also features on £50 notes issued by the Clydesdale Bank. His [[economics|economic]] philosophy and insights are upheld in [[Scotland]] by the [[Scottish National Party]]. | + | With effect from March 13, 2007, Smith's [[portraits|portrait]] appears on the reverse of the English £20 note. He is the first true Scotsman to feature on currency issued by the [[Bank of England]], though others with Scottish noble titles have been so featured. His portrait also features on £50 notes issued by the Clydesdale Bank. Many members of the British Conservative Party revere his [[economics|economic]] philosophy and insights, and the [[Adam Smith Institute]] is a prominent UK pro-free market think tank. |