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Which concept does adam smith use to describe the amount of money commonly paid for any commodity
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Which concept does adam smith use to describe the amount of money commonly paid for any commodity

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Answer:market price

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To describe the amount of money commonly paid for any commodity, Adam Smith invokes the "invisible hand of the market" as a metaphor of supply and demand. 
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