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Which of the following statements best reflects the economic views of Adam Smith as discussed in his book, The Wealth of Nations? A. Competition is not a motivating factor for producers in any economy.
B. Capitalism is a dangerous philosophy that only favors the wealthy.
C. The purpose of producing goods is to satisfy customers.
D. In a healthy economy, everyone will earn the same pay and the government will control prices.
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