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Smith held that the wealth of nation depends upon (1) the productivity of labour and (2) the proportion of labourers who are usefully or productively employed. Due to this assumption he believed that the economy will achieve full employment of its resources to produce goods and services of the nation. Smith decides to focus on a broad description of how a market primarily self-regulates through the different forces. One of those forces being the division of labour, which is indicative to the wealth of nations. In this essay, I will discuss an overview on Smiths definitions and make ups of the basic structure of a modern market society and how it applies to the Wealth of Nation. Smith begins by explaining that the greatest improvements in the productive power of labour lie in the division of labour. What is the division of labour? The division of labour is the dividing up of a large task into smaller task, where individuals focus their labour power on the smaller tasks. Division of la bour is indicative of the wealth of nations; therefore, the more the division the richer the nation. Smith states that there are three advantages to the division. The first advantage is that it increases the dexterity of the worker. The second is that it saves time by not switching from task to task. Finally, the third is it creates labour saving machines/ideas that is specialized for a particular task. Therefore, increasing the division of the labour involved in the production of a particularShow MoreRelatedApplication of Ict in Civil Engineering15318 Words   |  62 PagesCHAPTER TWO 6.0 Research finding 6.1 Definition of terms 6.2 Information Technology in Civil Engineering 6.3 How AutoCAD has helped Civil engineering design 6.4 ICT and construction companies CHAPTER THREE 7.0 Recommendation 8.0 Conclusion 9.0 Summary 1.0 ABSTRACT The use of modern information and communication technology is considered to be an integral part of modern civil engineering. 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