Like the unknown principle of animal life, it frequently restores health and vigor to the constitution, in spite, not only of the disease, but of the absurd prescriptions of the doctor." Although Adam Smith never distinctly faces the problem of the supreme end of life, nor asks himself whether virtue and morality are merely means to the attainment of happiness, or whether they are ends in themselves irrespective of happiness, he leaves little doubt that happiness really occupies in his system very much the same place that it does in the systems of professed Utilitarians...
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Like the unknown principle of animal life, it frequently restores health and vigor to the constitution, in spite, not only of the disease, but of the absurd prescriptions of the doctor." Although Adam Smith never distinctly faces the problem of the supreme end of life, nor asks himself whether virtue and morality are merely means to the attainment of happiness, or whether they are ends in themselves irrespective of happiness, he leaves little doubt that happiness really occupies in his system very much the same place that it does in the systems of professed Utilitarians...
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Roussau Society leads men to hate one another to the extent that their interests conflict, and the best they are able to do is to hide their hostility behind a mask of courtesy...	2 / 436
Adam Smith This desire to acquire "acts as a driving power to guide men to whatever work society is willing to pay for" (The Worldly Philosophers, pg 46). So as you see, Adam Smith felt that "the selfish motives of men are transmuted by interaction to yield the most unexpected of results: social harmony" (The Worldly Philosophers, 47)...	3 / 666
Adam Smith This desire to acquire “acts as a driving power to guide men to whatever work society is willing to pay for” (The Worldly Philosophers, pg 46). So as you see, Adam Smith felt that “the selfish motives of men are transmuted by interaction to yield the most unexpected of results: social harmony” (The Worldly Philosophers, 47)...	3 / 666
Adam Smith 2 Buyers spend money for those things that they need or want most. When buyers and sellers meet in the market, a pattern of production develops that results in social harmony...	2 / 517