What Does the "Invisible Hand" Described by Adam Smith Refer

question 83

Multiple Choice

What does the "invisible hand" described by Adam Smith refer to?  

• A) the allocative role of markets and market forces 
• B) the importance of government intervention and central planning 
• C) the actions of successful entrepreneurs in directing the economy 
• D) the role of monopolized industries in leading the nation

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Definitions:

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Zealous Advocacy

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Fair Trial

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Model Rule

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