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The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith is one of the most influential books in the history of economics. First published in 1776, it explores how nations create wealth and develop prosperous economies.

The book examines important economic principles, including the division of labour, the role of money, wages, profits, competition, international trade, taxation, and the responsibilities of government. Smith explains how specialisation and the exchange of goods and services can improve productivity and contribute to economic growth.

Through historical examples and detailed economic analysis, Smith explores how individual decisions, business activities, and government policies influence national prosperity. His ideas helped shape modern economic thought and continue to inform discussions about capitalism, free markets, trade, and economic development.

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