13 Which of the following is an important premise of Smith's conclusions about economic prosperity? A Understanding the concept of survival of the fittest will lead to prosperity. B Individual freedom is necessary if a society is to prosper. C Determining what motivates people will lead to prosperity. D Command economies and structured markets must be in place before we can work toward prosperity.

13 Which of the following is an important premise of Smith's conclusions about economic prosperity? A Understanding the concept of survival of the fittest will lead to prosperity. B Individual freedom is necessary if a society is to prosper. C Determining what motivates people will lead to prosperity. D Command economies and structured markets must be in place before we can work toward prosperity.

Essentials of Economics (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337091992

Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

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Chapter17: Production And Growth

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