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Story summary
- On March 8, 2026, discussions about Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations mark its 250th anniversary and relevance to contemporary debates.
- The anniversary highlights critiques of trade protectionism and wealth inequality, echoing calls to tax the rich.
- Scholars debate Smith's interpretations, with some viewing him as a free-market advocate and others as more progressive.
- Events commemorating Smith are planned across the United Kingdom, underscoring his enduring influence.
