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Maria Pia Paganelli

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Maria Pia Paganelli is a professor of Economics at Trinity University. She works on Adam Smith, David Hume, and eighteenth century monetary theory. She wrote The Routledge Guide Book to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations (2020) and co-edited the Oxford Book on Adam Smith and Rousseau (Edinburgh University Press, 2018). She served as the president of the History of Economics Society and as the book review editor for the Journal of the History of Economic Thought. ...more

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Adam Smith: The Kirkcaldy P...

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“Reading The Wealth of Nations as an attack against lobbying from special interest groups and cronyism suggests that for Smith the violence and inefficiencies of rent seeking mercantilist policies cause harm and are unjust.

For Smith, rent seeking and state capture by special interest groups is not only inefficient, but uses the (actual) "blood and treasure" of fellow citizens to enrich a few merchants under the false pretence of enriching the country. The Wealth of Nations can therefore be read as a moral condemnation of mercantilist policies: unjust policies are also inefficient policies.”
Maria Pia Paganelli, Adam Smith: The Kirkcaldy Papers



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