Whose was the Enlightenment argument that economic growth should come from the removal of government intervention within the economy. Select one: a. Adam Smith b. Louis Pasteur c. Karl Marx d. John Locke

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Whose was the Enlightenment argument that economic growth should come from the removal of government intervention within the economy.

Select one:

a. Adam Smith

b. Louis Pasteur

c. Karl Marx

d. John Locke

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D) John Locke is right

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