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What Did Adam Smith Think About Poverty? [Solved]
He sees “poverty” (poorness) as widespread but not problematic in commercial society, since wage earners do not experience actual misery. In the growth model of the Wealth of Nations, laborers earn a wage that affords them all the necessities and even a few conveniences and luxuries.
POLITICAL THEORY - Adam Smith
Adam Smith
Christopher Martin on “Equity, Besides: Adam Smith and the Utility of Poverty”
Christopher Martin, Marshall Center Visiting Research Fellow, discusses “Equity, Besides:
IHR History of Political Ideas ECR Seminar: Adam Smith, Poverty, and the Problem of Hard-Heartedness
Speaker: Chris Chambers (Yale)
