Ayn Rand versus Adam Smith

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I am very fortunate to be able to learn all of these in my teens. My parents are in finance and engineering. When I was under 14 years old, my mother gave me a book that shrugged my shoulders like Adam Smith's "Wealth of the Country" and Atlas of Alan Land. Conversations on the table tend to focus on equity markets, investment, zero sum, financial crisis ... Most of my age currently deals with revenues, loans, credit cards for the first time. The school did not tell me money. Therefore, most people's money experience is how to deal with it in adulthood. It is difficult to learn all of these while trying to grasp the rest of adulthood.

The exact schedule I found in liberalism and free market economics at the beginning of the university was a bit ambiguous in my memory. According to my Audible account record, I purchased Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" and Ian Rand's "Atlas" audiobook on February 11, 2003. It is within two years after graduation. . But I know that I have not heard of any of them. First of all, by the time I was working, at my own risk, and for a while for a while, this is the first time in my life. I am studying Cal under the "Extended Learning" system and my job professional development program. I am accepting taking place in my career. I have not only experienced my expectation from kindergarten to graduation ceremony. Registering it is completely my own idea and is part of my own plan. That's why I really want to learn from it so that I can make the most of it.