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The philosophy of classical economics developed by Adam Smith ________.

The philosophy of classical economics developed by Adam Smith ________.
A) assures equality between rich and poor
B) proposes maintenance of economies through government restraint and regulation
C) argues that individuals acting in their own self-interest harm society
D) was adopted by the Aborigines in the Kakadu region of Australia
E) advocates laissez-faire policies that some credit for the tremendous gains in material prosperity of industrial nations

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