what does Adam smith state about infanticide??
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Smith spoke, was clearly influenced by the lack of knowledge of other societies in which infanticide is ruled out and yet which do not crumble into chaos and crisis as a result of not permitting such killing.
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We need to write some points that state Adam Smith's view on infanticide.
- Infanticide means the killing of newborn children and this was first thought of as a birth control technique
- Infanticide was especially carried out when the newborn children were very weak or deformed.
- Adam Smith was a very known person who was a philosopher and economist from Scotland.
- Adam Smith was indifferent toward infanticide.
- What Smith said was clearly influenced by the lack of knowledge of other societies in which infanticide is ruled out and yet which do not crumble into crisis as a result of not permitting such killing.
- People like Amartya Sen have criticized Adam Smith for this reason saying how can anyone be indifferent towards such a horrid act.
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