Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments: On morals and why they matter to a liberal society of free people and free markets

Article Abstract:

The theories of behavioral economist Adam Smith on 'moral sentiments' as expressed by him in the book 'The Theory of Moral Sentiments' are examined. The importance on morals in a liberal society consisting of independent people and free markets is discussed.

Criticism and interpretation, Ethics

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Adam Smith, behavioral economist

Article Abstract:

The conflict in behavioral economist Adam Smith's views on human motivation, expressed in his two books- 'The Wealth of Nations' and 'The Theory of Moral Sentiments', are discussed.

Comparative analysis, Motivation (Psychology), Wealth of Nations (Nonfiction work)

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What has mattered to economists since 1970

Article Abstract:

The important factors considered by economists while formulating the economic policies of different countries in the month of June, 2006 are discussed.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, International aspects, Economic policy

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