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In 1776, Adam Smith introduced the invisible hand theory in The Wealth of the Nations. It applies today as an equalizing force in capitalist markets.

The culture of an organization is a multifaceted matter that includes all of a group's shared values, attitudes, beliefs, assumptions, and behaviors.

Global capital markets have undergone a seismic shift in the wake of the U.S. financial meltdown. The question is: where will this financial crisis lead?

Philosophy and doctrine of Adam Smith, the man who founded economics, noted for modern free market, classical economics, laissez-faire, and division of labour.

The Illuminati are a popular concept within New Age beliefs, follow the author hunting them down!

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall and then fell off it. Panic and lots of finger pointing ensued. In this post-Humpty era, Akerlof and Shiller return to Keynes for the answers.

Borley Rectory in Essex is considered by many to be the most haunted house in England. A newspaper asked Price to investigate after it ran an article about a phantom nun.

Milton Friedman, Adam Smith, and Charles Beard contributed to the field of public policy, each providing a unique link between the public policy process and the economy.

Objectivism is the philosophy of rational self interest, outlined in Rand's work Atlas Shrugged. What are the core tenets of objectivism?

The model provided by Karl Marx has never been historically demonstrated while Adam Smith's blueprint for a Capitalist society can be viewed historically.

This artwork shows science and search for knowledge symbolized by an orrery - a machine that demonstrates the orbits of the planets around the sun - before an audience.

Many people find economics to be a daunting subject, but its principles are made accessible by Gene Callahan's introduction to the ideas of the Austrian School.

Considering debate topics that are both socially relevant and have a great amount of research and written material concerning both sides of the issue can be taxing.

A ghostly guide has taken people on tours. Disembodied voices have been heard. Invisible hands touch people's bodies and aromas, detected without physical sources.

In the 1800s, a woman killed her lover. Her other lover, allegedly the devil, killed her. Urban legend? Legend and paranormal phenomena mixed? Decide for yourself.

Adam Smith's economic theory brought years of Coolidge prosperity. It also brought on the 1929 stock market crash. The Legacy of Herbert Hoover still suffers for it.

The European Enlightenment came along with mixed blessings. While it ended slavery and the slave trade, it intensified the exploitation of the South by the North

Tragic/hilarious revelations abound in season 3 of Adult Swim's take on Johnny Quest, but how many flashbacks is too much?