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In today’s borderless economy, the workings of the “invisible hand” have a reach and strength beyond anything Adam Smith ever could have imagined.
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The quote says that economic forces operating through markets now extend across national borders. “Invisible hand” refers to the way individual economic choices can shape broader market outcomes without one central controller directing them. It presents today’s economy as making this process far more powerful and wide-reaching than Adam Smith could have imagined.
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