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Enlightenment thinker, Adam Smith wrote a book titled, The Wealth of Nations, where he supported government regulations and saw benefits of taxes. He also advocated for an approach that the govt should
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Enlightenment thinker, Adam Smith wrote a book titled, The Wealth of Nations, where he supported government regulations and saw benefits of taxes. He also advocated for an approach that the govt should reduce their intervention in economic decisions. Smith's idea became known as

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Capitalism, lassiez faire Capitalism

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