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Which British economist believed that competition among businesses is important and that 'the market' is driven by self-interest

Which British economist believed that competition among businesses is important and that 'the market' is driven by self-interest
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which British economist believed that competition among businesses is important and that 'the market' is driven by self-interest

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Answer: Adam Smith is the correct answer to this question

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Adam Smith is the correct answer, he called it the "Invisible Hand" of the market.
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