One framework for understanding markets is the invisible hand theory, an idea proposed by economist Adam Smith that illustrates the hidden, self-interested forces behind people's economic choices.

But we would all be better off if Adam Smith had skipped the bit about “the invisible hand.” He meant little, if anything, by it—he used the term only once in the entire two volumes of The Wealth of ...

This project seeks to explore how mental illness – the invisible 6 th Giant – is able to replicate itself silently at the intersection of modern welfare policies. Far from being happy, as Brexit has ...

At the present moment, one in which print and electronic versions coexist alongside each other, Dickinson textual scholarship is still guided by the “invisible hand” of the lyric genre and the ...

The Invisible Hand brings something like a dozen new amenities into the game as well – and as one who always subscribes to mods with additional resources and luxuries in Civilization ...