/lit/ - Literature

>improve means of production, particularly capital
>improve productivity = more products = greater GDP
>less work is needed as capital is more efficient at churning out products
>this is one of the main reasons for population growth during the industrial revolution
>capitalism = best economic theory
Socialist fags just worry about "WhAt AbOuT dose widout capital property?" Those fags can save up and buy their own capital and invest in capital.
Why the fuck are communists and socialists so retarded? Capitalism is the ultimate socialism (best social life) by means of individual self-interest improving means of production thereby freeing up time for more stuff.

Socialists are fags that are against materialism which is simply an individual state of mind.

Don't ask me why.

Recommend me the most solid books to accomplish these tasks. Clearly the overtone window is shifting hard to the left so I want to be prepared to debate these morons when they come for me.

>>15736777

Stop reading Marx

Does anyone know of any readers guide material free on the internet for help when reading the wealth of nations and economic theory books in general?

why do libertarians put this guy and his book as the paradigm of liberty?

Locke was way more determinant and relevant for liberty's principles

>Considered to be first ever serious book on economics
>First published in 1776, the book offers one of the world's first collected descriptions of what builds nations' wealth, and is today a fundamental work in classical economics. By reflecting upon the economics at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the book touches upon such broad topics as the division of labor, productivity, and free markets.

Anyone here read this book? Is it worth the read?
I figure the book doesn't say anything that hasn't been shortened down and restated somewhere else, so I was thinking maybe someone on /lit/ could give me a quick rundown.

I posted this on /biz/ earlier but just got replies about buying crypto.

So it's quite obvious that /lit/ is a leftist board. Have any of you actually read this book ? Or do you all just drool over the communist manifesto?