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The Invisible Hand - Adam Smith Explained

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Self-interest coordinated by prices and competition names the invisible hand in one line, roughly 20 pins a day turning into 48,000 is the pin-factory proof, and a polluting factory is the market-failure example. Two named roles, the price signal, and one stated limit all need to show up.

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