| Capitalism
& Adam Smith |
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| “The division of
labour, from which so |
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| many advantages
are derived, is |
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| not originally
the effect of any |
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| human wisdom… It is the |
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| necessary, though
very slow and |
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| gradual
consequence of a certain |
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| propensity in
human nature … the |
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| propensity to
truck, barter, and |
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| exchange one
thing for another.” |
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| -- The Wealth
of Nations (21) |
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| “It is not from
the benevolence of the butcher, the |
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| brewer, or the
baker, that we expect our dinner, but from |
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| their regard to their own
interest.” (22) |
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