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8 years ago

Adam Smith's Economics: Interconnected with Politics, Sentiment, and Imagination.

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Adam Smith’s Economics
Emma Rothschild, Amartya Sen

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Adam Smith believed that economics is closely linked to all aspects of life, including politics, sentiment, and imagination. He thought that economic ideas are intertwined with legal, philosophical, and moral thinking. In his view, it was hard to separate economic and political concepts.