Sentence examples for wealth nations from inspiring English sources

Despite the obvious advantages of wealth, nations do a poor job of keeping count of their own.

A two-tiered structure is inherently unstable, but it is especially so in a globalizing world where economic development is spreading wealth from nation to nation.

There are other important contributions in "The Wealth of Nations," including equilibrium theory, opportunity cost, national income and the circular flow of economic activity.

Adam Smith opened his book The Wealth of Nations by claiming that the quality of life in a nation depends on the goods that are available to supply the citizens with what they need and want.

That is, instead of considering trade as one of the causes of the "wealth of nations," the author argues that the main cause of the wealth of nations is the enhancement of domestic production, institutional and political processes that enable the achievement of wealth, so that once such wealth is achieved, through trade, more benefits can be obtained.

It argues that Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations dominated American politics until the late 19th century because it theorised a nation of simple commodity producers and semi-capitalists.

Smith, in his Wealth of Nations, famously argued for some form of state intervention to moderate the market's 'invisible hand' [ 109].

In 1776, when your country was born there was a book called The Wealth of Nations written by Adam Smith.

So dogmatic is he imagined to be in his famous book "The Wealth of Nations" that the feminist writer-activist Riane Eisler not long ago wrote a corrective titled "The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics".

WHAT gives rise to the wealth of nations?

There are three main arguments in "The Wealth of Nations".