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Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, written in 1776, describes the market's invisible hand representing

Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, written in 1776, describes the market's invisible hand representing the
A) King of England's control over the colonies.
B) control all governments have in organizing the market.
C) efficiency the market achieves without the interference of governments.
D) inefficiency of markets when governments do not organize them.
E) invisible command system that efficiently allocates resources.

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Essential Foundations of Economics

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