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Adam Smith was a Scotsman. A contemporary of Voltaire, Rousseau and Benjamin Franklin. A philosopher and thinker. But it is his book, The Wealth of Nations, for which Adam Smith is best known.

Lauded by politicians and noblemen alike, the self-made economist espoused the belief that if people were set free to better themselves, it would-"as if by an invisible hand"-actually benefit society as a whole. His passionate advocacy for the free market enterprise system helped to create the modern academic discipline of economics.

It is in Adam Smith's honor that the South Carolina Council on Economic Education created the Free Enterprise Society, an alliance of business and community leaders dedicated to improving economic and financial literacy in our state."