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A video analysis explores how classical economic theories, particularly those of Adam Smith, might explain recent fluctuations and instability in global bond markets.

As Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" turns 250, an opinion piece discusses the importance of modern capitalism and the need to remind Americans of its value amidst growing socialist sentiment among youth.

An article reflects on the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations,' discussing its enduring relevance to democracy and the implementation of free-market economic systems.

Two hundred and fifty years after the publication of Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations', the ideas that shaped the foundations of the modern economy remain extremely relevant for...

Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations,' a foundational text in economics, is commemorated 250 years after its publication, recognized for its lasting impact on European civilization.

Adam Smith, in 'The Wealth of Nations,' integrated economics, ethics, and politics, becoming a foundational thinker for the market economy and the concept of the 'invisible hand' at work.

I marknadssamhällen kan var och en utveckla sin egen begåvning och talang. Ingen behöver därmed vara perfekt eller kunna allt själv. Detta visade liberalen Adam Smith för 250 år sedan.

Rep. Adam Smith responded after former DOT Inspector General Mary Schiavo sharply criticized Congress over the TSA funding dispute tied to the federal spending standoff.

On the 250th anniversary of 'The Wealth of Nations', an editorial argues for rescuing Adam Smith from the free-market myth, highlighting his concerns about inequality, monopoly, and wealth.

An article discusses the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations,' highlighting its critique of mercantilism and its emphasis on productivity and division of labor as sources of national wealth.

Adam Smith's seminal work, 'Wealth of Nations,' continues to be relevant 250 years after its publication, influencing discussions from academic institutions to debates on artificial intelligence.

A Reuters article explores the enduring relevance of Adam Smith's economic theories, applying lessons from 1776 to the global economy of 2026.

Adam Smith's seminal work, 'The Wealth of Nations,' published on March 9, 1776, is being recognized on its 250th anniversary for its enduring relevance beyond economics.

NPR's Leila Fadel asks Democratic Rep. Adam Smith of Washington, the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee, about President Trump's unilateral authorization to strike Iran.

A Bloomberg video analysis explores how classical economic theories from Adam Smith can guide investors navigating the complexities and risks of artificial intelligence markets.

Adam Smith's seminal work, 'The Wealth of Nations,' is being recognized for its 250th anniversary, highlighting its enduring achievement and impact on economic thought.

The article argues that Elon Musk is constructing a form of capitalism that deviates from the principles espoused by Adam Smith. It suggests that an AI developed under Musk's xAI governance would embody different values.

An article reflects on America's upcoming 250th anniversary, advocating for a renewed commitment to free markets and free people, referencing Adam Smith.

Adam Smith, widely regarded as the father of modern economics, offers 10 enduring lessons that continue to be relevant in contemporary economic thought.

An analysis argues that reducing Adam Smith and Edmund Burke to mere market defenders is a mistake, as both sought to understand the deeper institutional and moral conditions that enable freedom.

China Daily publishes an analysis titled 'Revisiting Adam Smith in an age of rising protectionism,' examining the relevance of classical economic theories in the current global trade environment.

An article reflects on the 250th anniversary of the publication of Adam Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations,' often considered the foundational text of capitalism, and its enduring legacy.

He understood that one could do well by doing good

The first edition of Adam Smith's seminal work, 'The Wealth of Nations,' was published 250 years ago, marking a significant milestone in economic thought.

Vor 250 Jahren erschien Adam Smith’ „Wealth of Nations“. Das viel gerühmte Buch zeigt Smith auch als einen Pionier der Geoökonomie.

Colleagues and like-minded people from all over the world share an effort to comment on and present the legacy of this book in...

Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations remains a pleasure to read

“The Wealth of Nations” remains as relevant 250 years later.

An analysis explores Adam Smith's views on free markets, monopolies, and protectionism, suggesting his potential disapproval of modern 'tecnobros' in Silicon Valley and figures like Javier Milei and Donald Trump.

Marking 250 years since its publication, Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" is explored for its surprising insights into subsidies and independence within the cultural sector under capitalism.

Vor 250 Jahren strotzen sowohl die amerikanische Unabhängigkeitserklärung als auch Adam Smiths „Wealth of Nations“ vor Optimismus. Was lässt sich daraus lernen?

Rep. Adam Smith, a Democratic congressman, has warned that the rise of democratic socialism in New York primary elections, with its support for open borders and defunding the police, represents a "dangerous" agenda.

This BBC 'Free Thinking' segment explores the ethical implications of wealth accumulation and draws insights from Adam Smith's inquiries.

The Scottish thinker Adam Smith, often called the 'father of capitalism,' published 'The Wealth of Nations' 250 years ago, introducing the metaphor of the invisible hand, which continues to influence economic thought today.

An economist from the University of Milan reflects on Adam Smith's legacy and the idea of spontaneous order, suggesting that current economic realities may challenge traditional principles.

International economist and writer Dambisa Moyo offers a commentary for Project Syndicate, reflecting on how Adam Smith might perceive the current global economy. This year marks the 250th anniversary of both the US Declaration of Independence and Smith's 'The Wealth of Nations'.

Charitable tax deductions, autism and Adam Smith, in readers’ eyes.

The Daily Star publishes an analysis exploring the continued relevance of Adam Smith's economic theories from 1776 to the projected global economy of 2026.

Canadian politician Pierre Poilievre argues that free markets are moral, citing Adam Smith, and warns against the merger of corporate and political power.

From 1776 to 2026: Adam Smith’s lessons for global economy  Kuwait Times

Adam Smith showed that when people have greater access to good and services, nations become wealthier

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre emphasized the importance of 'free trade' among 'free nations' during a speech on his inaugural foreign trip, referencing historical figures like Adam Smith and Winston Churchill.