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What idea is the policy is assimilation based on?
The idea that in time the local populations would adopt french culture and become like the french
In what ways was Adam Smith 'pro-business'?
Adam Smith was pro-capitalism. Google "Wealth of Nations", a book by Smith which may answer some questions. Adam Smith was an economist who embraced the idea of the "invisible hand" of competition as being the best manner in which to assure the best quality goods at the best prices. Short example, suppose you are the only hat maker in a small town. Your hats are poorly made and over-priced, but you are the only hat maker in town. Suddenly one day another hat maker opens up shop in the town and begins turning out better quality hats than yours, and sells them at a lower price. You now have only two options. You can match his quality and price, or you can go out of business. That is Adam Smith's "invisible hand" of competition at work. Adam Smith was an economist who embraced the idea of the "invisible hand" of competition as being the best manner in which to assure the best quality goods at the best prices. Short example, suppose you are the only hat maker in a small town. Your hats are poorly made and over-priced, but you are the only hat maker in town. Suddenly one day another hat maker opens up shop in the town and begins turning out better quality hats than yours, and sells them at a lower price. You now have only two options. You can match his quality and price, or you can go out of business. That is Adam Smith's "invisible hand" of competition at work.
What was the first country to use communism?
Yes, Russia was the first to adopt Communism. The Soviet Union did not exist yet. Karl Marx invented the idea of communism in Germany though.
In the late 19th century congress tried to limit the power of monopplies by?
The Congress of the late 1800s attempted to make business more fair for all companies, especially the smaller ones. The idea of competition, given by Adam Smith's laissez faire ideology, was essential to the U.S. government's ideal business structure, which was the land of the free and opportunity for all. Thus, monopolies were unconstitutional because they limited the rights of others to free trade, again, especially the smaller companies. I hope this helps a bit!
Progressive wanted to take the power of choosing candidates away from political machines one way they saw to accomplish this was to?
a. spread the Wisconsin Idea throughout the United States. b. establish local government based on the "good government" policy. c. pass the Seventeenth Amendment. d. adopt the concept of a direct primary.
What economic idea did the us adopt from Adam smith?
Laissez-faire
Who provided central idea of capitalism?
Adam Smith
The idea OF Adam smith helped to bring about?
less government regulation of business
Why were Adam smith's principles connected to Ronald Reagan's reagonomics?
Both believed in the idea of an "invisible Hand".
Is pioneer a noun?
Pioneer can be used as both a noun and a verb, as in "Adam Smith was the first pioneer of Laissez-Faire Economics" or "Adam Smith pioneered the idea of Laissez-Faire economics."
What did Adam Smith support?
Adam Smith supported free markets and the idea of laissez-faire economics. He believed that individuals pursuing their own self-interest would lead to the overall prosperity of society. Smith argued against government intervention and advocated for limited regulation and taxation.
Scottish professor who defended the idea of a free economy in his book the wealth nations published in 1776?
Adam Smith
What describes Adam Smith's idea about the role of merchants?
Work hard, buy local goods, provide jobs.
What did Adam Smith idea of free market economy proposes?
businesses should be able to run without government interferance
How did Adam Smith revolutionize economics?
He developed the idea of the "invisible hand" of the free market, which continually keeps the market on course.
What is the principle idea that the invisible hand of competition sets prices and determines quantities produced in a market economy?
Adam Smith
Who prompted the idea that by pursuing your own self interest in a free market you would be actually working for the common good?
Adam smith
