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The rightness of this attitude admits of proof in terms of the double tradition to which Adam Smith gave birth.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgThe rightness of this attitude admits of proof in terms of the double tradition to which Adam Smith gave birth.
This statement underscores the significance of Adam Smith's contributions to political economy and its implications.
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