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Relation of increased productivity by division of labor

Discussion of a pin factory by Adam Smith focused upon the increased productivity related along with: (w) free international trade as per absolute advantage. (x) specialization and the division of labor. (y) free international trade as per comparative advantage. (z) certainty about the level of prices which could be generated by reliance upon a gold standard.

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