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05/02/2023
Adam Smith Comics: The Invisible Hand
Douglas Curtis and Jeremy Lott
Have you ever wondered what an invisible hand looks like?
04/28/2023
Samuel Gregg on The Next American Economy
Samuel Gregg with Juliette Sellgren
April 28, 2023
04/27/2023
Great Antidote Extras: Scott Lincicome on the New American Worker
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
Scott Lincicome and host Juliette Sellgren talk about the range of policies that are considered “pro-worker” and how that range is often artificially narrowed. They explore the challenges of messaging and suggest possible solutions.
04/25/2023
Adam Smith Stories: Too Interesting to be Omitted
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
Learn more about the one incident from Smith's childhood that has made it through the veils of time: his abduction and rescue from when he was four years old.
04/23/2023
What Adam Smith Ate: Vinegar
Renee Wilmeth for AdamSmithWorks
In Adam Smith’s household, it’s likely that his mother or cousin, Janet Douglas, would have ensured the cooks pickled vegetables or fermented cabbage or turnips.
04/21/2023
Scott Lincicome on the New American Worker
Scott Lincicome with Juliette Sellgren
April 21, 2023
04/17/2023
Great Antidote Extras: Mark Calabria on Shelter from the Storm
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
Should people who care deeply about increasing freedom work for the government? Let's hear from the affirmative.
04/14/2023
Mark Calabria on Shelter from the Storm
Mark Calabria with Juliette Sellgren
April 14, 2023
04/13/2023
Speaking of Smith: Top Ten Posts
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
AdamSmithWorks has been posting Speaking Of Smith posts for over three years. We looked at the most viewed posts and pulled them together for your enjoyment and education.
04/12/2023
Dear Adam Smith: What About a Beer?
Should "Looking for Simple Pleasures" stop by the pub or keep walking? Adam Smith talks about the heart, the pocket book, and government budgets in his response.
04/07/2023
Troy Senik on Grover Cleveland
Troy Senik with Juliette Sellgren
Learn more about the least well-known two-term president. While tariffs and the price of silver aren't as important to American politics now as they were then, integrity and careful compromises are.
04/06/2023
Great Antidote Extras: Peter Boettke on Don Lavoie and Central Planning, Part 2
Janet Bufton for AdamSmithWorks
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Lavoie advocates that we turn the core insight of public choice on its head. Human action in the market sphere isn’t separate from politics but is imbued with the same value-rich interpersonal discourse that permeates all social activities (and could form the building blocks for radically liberal self-governance). People are people, even in the market."
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