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Adam Smith, Esq. Original
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"Adam Smith, Esq. Original
tag:www.bmacewen.com,2009:/blog//3
2009-05-16T18:43:43Z
...An inquiry into the economics of law firms
Movable Type 4.21-en
Adam Smith's Home Town
tag:www.bmacewen.com,2009:/blog//3.2978
2009-05-16T15:58:52Z
2009-05-16T18:43:43Z
If you've never been to Edinburgh, I highly commend it to you. And that's not just because of the Adam Smith connections, although that's what I'll very briefly mention here. We're staying about 200 yards down the Royal Mile from Adam Smith's new statue, unveiled 4 July 2008, and about...
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If you've never been to Edinburgh, I highly commend it to you. And that's not just because of the Adam Smith connections, although that's what I'll very briefly mention here.
We're staying about 200 yards down the Royal Mile from Adam Smith's new statue, unveiled 4 July 2008, and about 400 yards up from his gravesite in the Canondale Kirk yard. The statue is bronze, 10' tall, and prominently situated in front of St. Giles church, Behind him is a plough, said to symbolize the impact of his thinking on the eclipse of agrarian economies, and to his right is a beehive, symbolizing, of course, the invisible hand of unguided individual effort creating without a centralized authority something greater than the sum of the individuals alone.
Interest Rates or Collateral?
tag:www.bmacewen.com,2009:/blog//3.2967
2009-04-14T11:18:28Z
2009-04-15T19:25:35Z
Every once in awhile, a genuinely novel idea comes up in economics, and you would think that given the generally impenetrable, contradictory, and confused commentary emanating from far and wide about our current situation, now might be a propitious time for a truly new idea to arise. Pare"
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