# Economic Entity Schema v1.0

Schema definition for economic entities extracted from source texts.

## Required Sections

### Definition
A clear, analytical definition of the economic entity (20-150 words).

### Source Chapter
The specific chapter from which this entity was extracted,
including book and chapter number.

### Context
The broader context in which this entity appears within the source text.
Describe the argument or passage where the entity is discussed.

### Economic Domain
The area of economics this entity belongs to. Use **exactly one** value
from this list:

- **Production** — labour, manufacturing, technology, productivity
- **Distribution** — wages, profit, rent, income shares
- **Exchange** — markets, prices, trade, money, barter
- **Consumption** — demand, utility, wants, expenditure
- **Accumulation** — capital, savings, stock, investment
- **Regulation** — policy, law, institutions, monopoly, government
- **General Theory** — foundational principles spanning multiple domains

Do not combine multiple values. Do not use any other domain name.

## Optional Sections

### Smith's Original Wording
A direct quotation from Adam Smith's text that defines or describes
this entity. Must be enclosed in quotation marks with chapter reference.

### Modern Interpretation
How this entity is understood in modern economic theory, including
any evolution in meaning since Smith's time.

## Validation Rules

1. The document MUST contain an H1 heading with the entity name.
2. The document MUST contain all four required sections: Definition, Source Chapter, Context, Economic Domain.
3. The Definition section MUST be between 20 and 150 words.
4. The Source Chapter section MUST cite a specific chapter (e.g., "Book I, Chapter 1").