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Wealth definition of economics

Who is the father of economics and what is wealth definition of economics?

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Adam Smith is known as father of economics and he gave wealth definition of economics. The study of the nature and cause of national wealth is economics. He said economics is the study of wealth that involves how wealth is produced and distributed.

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