Government Expenses

We simplify The Wealth of Nations Chapter 1 Book 5 about Government Expenses

The Development of Militaries

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The Art of War

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Two Methods of Defense: Militias and Armies

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Superiority of Armies vs Militia

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The Fall of the Western Empire

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Part 2a-Expenses on Justice

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Civil government and the Superiority of birth and fortune

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Justice Fees from Gifts to Gratis

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Justice Fees from Gifts to Gratis

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Public Works and Institutions

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Roads Should Not Be Privatized

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State-Owned Public Works

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Mercantile Corporations as Commercial Institutions

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Private Regulated Companies Versus Joint Stock Companies

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The Hamburgh, Russian, and Eastland Regulated Companies

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The Turkey Company (1581-1825)

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The African Regulated Company of Merchants (1752-1821)

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Private Copartneries vs Joint Stock Companies

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The Royal African Joint Stock Company (1660-1752)

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The Hudson's Bay (1660-1752) and South Sea Joint Stock Companies

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The South Sea Joint Stock Company

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The British East India Joint Stock Company (1600-1874)

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The Board of Directors

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Intellectual Property and Corporation Rules

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Part 3p: Article 2

Educational Institutions for the youth

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Scholarships

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Article 2-Educational Subjects

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The Sciences

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European Education

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Ancient Educational Institutions

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Women's Education and Basic Educational Institutions

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Education for the Poor

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Article 3-Moral Education for People of all Ages

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The Independents' Sect

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Austere vs Liberal Morals

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How to solve religious conflicts

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Church Politics

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The Decline of the Church

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The Reformation

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Educational Fees

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The Expense of supporting the Sovereign's Dignity

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