The term 'invisible hand' was first used by Adam Smith in the 18th century to describe the efficiency in the autoregulation of free markets, where free means not externaly intervened by governments. Intervention distorts markets and harms the efficiency of their functioning.
The main principle behind is that, when individuals pursue their "private" efforts they are generating larger wealth for society as a whole than if their first intention was to help society. The markets will be in charge of channelizing individuals interests into socialy desirable outcomes.
The New England area (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire) was known for flat land near to the coast and hilly and mountainous away from the coastline. The soil of this area was rocky which made farming extremely difficult. New England colonies were not known for farming, but instead for using its coast for fishing, logging, whaling, trapping, and shipbuilding.
The Southern Colonies (Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina) contains a wide range of physical geography that includes coastal plains (flat), mountains, and piedmont (gentle mountain slope). The soil was ideal for farming and crop cultivation with an extended growing season thanks to warmer climates. The Southern Colonies depended on farming for their economy. Farming included rice, tobacco, cotton, and indigo plants in which slaves and indentured servants were often caregivers for the crops.
Answer:
A person who is willing to be contacted to comment on your character with potential employers is a character reference.
Explanation:
Character references are commonlye asked for when applying for a potential job, it is someone that knows you outside the work place and that can comment on your personality trates and abilities.
The answer is A how ever much a customer is willing to pay will determine its utility
Answer: The Masoretic text tradition.
Explanation:
The two largest general textual traditions are the Septuagint and the Masoretic text traditions.
The first book of the Septuagint were likely translated during the 2nd BC, while the oldest extant manuscript of the Masoretic text dates as far back as 9BC.
