AnswAnswer:
- Adam Smith’s major contributions to classical liberal economic theory were the concept of "THE INVISIBLE HAND"
- his view of government’s proper role in the economy was "NOT PARTICIPATION"
Explanation:
Adam Smith is considerate as the father of <u>capitalism</u>. His main contribution to the classical liberal economic theory was the concept of "THE INVISIBLE HAND" (introduced in the book <u>The Wealth of the Nation</u>): he developed the idea of the existence of an invisible hand which function is regulating the markets. <u>The markets will regulate by itself</u>, by the power of this "hand" and they will find the balance by the actions of the demand and supply.
Government proper role in the economy is limited: as "THE INVISIBLE HAND" regulates the markets (by the action of the supply and demand), the government action is to "<em>laissez-faire laissez passer</em>" (let things alone, let thing pass), it should not interfere or regulate business or industries. The G must let the private sector do without public intervention trying to regulate and controlling the private business.
The Government is like a referee, not as a participant in the economy. It must provide their population defense and laws to protect and contribute to a free society.
The population almost doubled.
Answer:
sending out your poll
Explanation:
"Get out the vote" or "getting out the vote" (GOTV) describes efforts aimed at increasing the voter turnout in elections. In countries that do not have or enforce compulsory voting, voter turnout can be low, sometimes even below a third of the eligible voter pool.
Henry doesn't take the pass from his boss because he wanted to experiment and find out if he could go without a pass since he was free.
Explanation:
- Henry Adams was born at a time when slavery and anarchy was at its peak in US. He got his freedom in 1865 in Mississippi where he worked as a sharecropper. After giving up the job of sharecropper , Henry joined the US Army and subsequently in 1880 he traveled to Washington DC to provide testimony to a senate committee.
- The question above revolves round his experience and life as a sharecropper and his relationship , good or bad , with his employer. Once while he was cutting oats , he approached his boss and asked for few of them. His boss then and there refused by saying that the oats were made when he was free. This reply of his boss made him very shocked and surprised. He was completely astounded and taken aback.
- In the month of September , once Henry again went to his boss and seeked permission to go to Shreveport, however, this time his boss approved it but saying that he needs to carry a pass with him. Henry replied sarcastically by saying that he would see if he was free by going without a pass. In other words , Henry wanted to say that he was free enough to go without a pass.
