Теорія «невидимої руки» А. Сміта

Abstract

This article delves into Adam Smith's «invisible hand» theory, exploring its merits, drawbacks, and ongoing significance. As a cornerstone of the global market economy, the theory underscores the innate capacity for self-regulation, positing that markets can operate efficiently without direct governmental interference. Nevertheless, this assertion holds only partially true, as the absence of economic oversight can lead to market imbalances, including the emergence of monopolies and disparities