SMITH AT 300: A VIOLENT FIT OF LAZINESS

IF 1.2 3区经济学 Q1 HISTORY

Journal of the History of Economic Thought Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1017/s1053837222000475

S. Skwire

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Abstract

The works of Adam Smith are filled with quotable moments. The pin factory. The poor man’s son. The invisible hand. The butcher, the brewer, and the baker. The dog and the philosopher. The impartial spectator. The man of system and his chessboard. And our propensity to truck, barter, and exchange. All of these are so well known and so often quoted that I’ve had editors ask me just to refer to them in passing rather than quoting them in full.

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300岁的史密斯：极度懒惰

亚当·斯密的著作中充满了可引用的时刻。别针厂。穷人的儿子。看不见的手。屠夫，酿酒师和面包师。狗和哲学家。公正的旁观者。有体制的人和他的棋盘。以及我们对卡车、物物交换和交换的倾向。所有这些都是众所周知的，经常被引用，以至于编辑们让我只是顺便提一下，而不是全部引用。

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