Adam Smith defined how we think about free markets. His guiding principle was, famously, the invisible hand – a mystical ...

Our President is biting Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand—hard. Adam Smith of course doesn’t care; he died in 1790. Our President’s interference with free markets and international trade, otherwise guided ...

AI, especially generative AI, can enhance customer experiences, detect fraud and optimize operations, and the technology is ...

Even actions like raising tariffs on exports by an increasingly isolationist economy can quicken the pulse of the global economy.

Despite UBS being a solid global bank, the CAD-hedged CDR's design and low liquidity make it a poor investment choice for ...

Projections indicate that by 2036, Indian cities will have close to 600 million inhabitants, i.e. 40 per cent of the ...

REUTERS Often referred to as “Father of Economics,” Adam Smith is best known for his seminal work The Wealth of Nations (1776), which laid the foundation for classical economics. The Scottish ...

Since the 1930s, the Supreme Court has set its lowest bar for constitutional review to economic regulation. The court’s ...

This is not "trade" as Adam Smith imagined it ... We are told by our economists that the invisible hand will take care of us. But they ignore what is right in front of them.

Economic output declines when a factor of production (land, labor, capital technology) is overused. The current and future ...