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The Wealth of Nations

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Discover the foundational text of modern economics, Adam Smith’s *The Wealth of Nations*. Explore the principles of free markets, individual enterprise, and the invisible hand in this 1776 masterpiece. Edited by Alan B. Krueger, this edition offers a fresh perspective on Smith’s timeless insights into wealth creation and economic growth. ISBN: 9780553585971.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780553585971
  • Publisher: Bantam Classics
  • Publisher Imprint: Bantam Classics
  • Depth: 57
  • Height: 175 mm
  • No of Pages: 1264
  • Series Title: English
  • Weight: 593 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0553585975
  • Publisher Date: 04 Mar 2003
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: Annotated edition
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 50 mm
  • Width: 106 mm

20 reviews for The Wealth of Nations

  1. Charu –

    A classic, but tough to get through. Smith’s ideas are brilliant, but the language is dense. I’m glad I read it, but it was a slog.

  2. Tarushi Jain –

    Found it a bit long-winded. The core arguments are good, but could have been made more concisely.

  3. Padole Rushabh Anil –

    A groundbreaking work that laid the foundation for modern economics. Be ready for old language.

  4. Pavi Gupta –

    Challenging but rewarding. Gained a profound understanding of market dynamics. Highly recommended!

  5. Kashish Rawat –

    Interesting historical context, but not the easiest read. Found some sections repetitive.

  6. Akhil Raj –

    This book is a masterpiece. It’s dense, but rewarding. It offers insights that are still relevant today.

  7. Vashisth Kumar Singh –

    Not an easy read, but it’s a foundational text. I learned a lot about the history of economic thought.

  8. Aniket Mathur –

    Changed how I see the world! Though dense, Smith’s ideas are timeless and impactful.

  9. Shubham –

    I found it somewhat dull. It is a fundamental cornerstone of economics, but I would consider Cliff Notes.

  10. Prajjwal Sahu –

    Wealth of Nations is incredibly insightful and explains fundamental economic principles. /!

  11. Shifa Islam –

    I struggled to finish this book. It’s very dense and the language is difficult. But it has good points.

  12. Yogesh –

    A bit dry and repetitive at times, but the insights are worth the effort. Krueger’s edition is helpful.

  13. Esha Kumari –

    An important book, but it’s definitely a product of its time. Some of Smith’s assumptions don’t hold up today.

  14. Aditi Mishra –

    An okay read. I like some arguments but disagree with others. It is a matter of taste.

  15. Tridibesh Mukhopadhyay –

    This book changed my perspective on how the world works. Highly recommend, but be prepared to take your time with it.

  16. Ojasvi Singh –

    Important but dated. Consider supplementary materials to contextualize Smith’s arguments.

  17. Vaishnavi –

    Essential reading for understanding economics. Some parts are outdated, but the core concepts are still relevant today.

  18. Aryaman Sharma –

    Smith’s ideas are revolutionary. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in economics or political science.

  19. Shashank –

    Hard work to read, but the reward of better understanding, makes the effort worthwhile.

  20. Yash Yadav –

    A detailed, if somewhat verbose, analysis of early economic systems. Plenty to digest.

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