… is from page 117 of Kenneth Boulding’s December 1968 presidential address – titled “Economics as a Moral Science” – to the American Economic Association as this address appears in Boulding’s 1970 collection, Economics As A Science:
Adam Smith, who has strong claim to being both the Adam and the smith of systematic economics, was a professor of moral philosophy, and it was at that forge that economics was made.


Adam Smith, who has strong claim to being both the Adam and the smith of systematic economics, was a professor of moral philosophy, and it was at that forge that economics was made.
