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When Adam Smith referred to a market as “laissez-faire,” he was referring to which of the following types of economies? A. closed market B. pure command C. free market D. pure traditional
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When Adam Smith referred to a market as “laissez-faire,” he was referring to which of the following types of economies?

A.
closed market

B.
pure command

C.
free market

D.
pure traditional

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Answer:

b x

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because there could be the answer

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