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3 years ago

explain how and why the invisible hand works to ensure that producers provide quality services and products for consumers

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saul85 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

I am going to keep this short. The invisible hand is basically the idea that the economy "gives what it gets" in a sense. For example, if I go to the store and buy a pair of pants, the economy is better off because of it. I bought the pants for myself, because "Hey, I could use some pants!" By simply looking out for myself I have impacted the economy positively. The invisible hand represents the idea that by purchasing what they need or not, consumers will change the economy for better or worse.

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