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Who is Adam Smith? 18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest must be restrained by the government and that the government should provide an "invisible" guidance to market forces for the well-being of society. 18th century American economist whose work comparing various economic systems across the globe led to important breakthroughs in economic thought. 18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest will automatically result in well-being of the society. 19th century American mathematician who conducted substantial research on the topic of game theory, which is applied in economics.

          Who is Adam Smith?
18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest must be
restrained by the government and that the government should provide an "invisible" guidance to market forces for the well-being of society.
18th century American economist whose work comparing various economic systems across the globe led to important breakthroughs in
economic thought.
18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest will
automatically result in well-being of the society.
19th century American mathematician who conducted substantial research on the topic of game theory, which is applied in economics.

Who is Adam Smith?
18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest must be
restrained by the government and that the government should provide an "invisible" guidance to market forces for the well-being of society.
18th century American economist whose work comparing various economic systems across the globe led to important breakthroughs in
economic thought.
18th century Scottish philosopher who coined the idea of the invisible hand - an idea that individuals acting in their own self interest will
automatically result in well-being of the society.
19th century American mathematician who conducted substantial research on the topic of game theory, which is applied in economics.

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