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Read the quotation by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Which of Adam Smith’s ideals are reflected in the quotation from Emerson?
A. Greater competition will benefit the consumer
B. Private ownership is the basis for success
C. Government should not play a role in the free market
D. Only industrious Should have access to capital
Wealth brings with it its own check and balances. The basis of political economy is non-interference the only safe rule is found in the self adjusting metre of demand and supply do not legislate. Make equal laws secure life and property and you need to not give charity open the doors of opportunity to Talon and virtue and they will do themselves justice and property will not be in bad hands in a free and just Commonwealth property rushes from the ideal and brainless to the industrious brave and preserving
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