Adam Smith believed that wages and prices should be regulated by supply and demand, in other words, natural forces of the market. Smith was a Scottish philosopher.
According the Scottish biographer and journalist John Rae, Adam Smith was abducted by gypsies at the age of four. Smith was eventually released when others went to rescue him.
Adam Smith was born in Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
Adam Smith was 62 when he died
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Adam Smith lived in Scotland.
It was self-regulated by the "invisible hand."
According to canon of Adam Smith poor should be taxed less and rich should be taxed more
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The "invisible hand" of the marketplace - the buyers and sellers.
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Adam Smith was an economist famous for his theories about the "invisible hand." His theory states that the "invisible hand" regulates the market bringing prices as close to the production costs as possible. A supply-demand graph would display that, in Adam Smith's outlay of the economy, prices are driven by the simple desire to make money by both parties as close as possible to the equilibrium price (the place where the two curves intersect). The consumer wants to spend the least amount of money, and competition drives businesses to offer their goods at prices consumers are willing to pay, which are often low but allow the suppliers to stay in business and make profits. This is, of course, for elastic and unitary goods. Inelastic goods are not regulated by the "invisible hand."
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According to Adam Smith, "consumption is the sole end and purpose of all production."
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