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Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Grave Inequality: Smith’s Final Resting Place Lost to Government Run Obscurity While Marx Generates Profits

Dr. Ellen Clardy, April 28, 2023August 1, 2025

Part 2 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 2 “The Sage of Kirkcaldy” In the first part of my discussion of this chapter, we looked at what Peter Foster told us about Adam Smith’s life and the developoment of his ideas that we know today…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Adam Smith Would Be Surprised to Learn People Think He Supports Greed

Dr. Ellen Clardy, April 21, 2023August 1, 2025

Part 1 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 2 “The Sage of Kirkcaldy” In this chapter, Peter Foster follows Adam Smith through the years as he developed his ideas that were enshrined in his two books, The Theory of Moral Sentiments in 1759 and The Wealth of Nations in…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Capitalism Needs a PR Team

Dr. Ellen Clardy, April 14, 2023August 1, 2025

Part 2 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 1 “Cardboard Cut-out Capitalism” Peter Foster notes in his book that capitalism is a word everyone uses, often with negative connotations, but seldom define. (p. 24) Defining capitalism is one of the key sticking points for authors…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Why is Our Culture Hostile to Capitalism?

Dr. Ellen Clardy, April 7, 2023August 1, 2025

Part 1 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 1 “Cardboard Cut-out Capitalism” The title of journalist Peter Foster’s book definitely captured my attention: Why We Bite the Invisible Hand. The invisible hand is a metaphor from Adam Smith that we use in economics to describe how the economy…

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