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Scottish economist, in his book the Wealth of Nations he argued that the Free Market should be allowed to operate and regulate business. Favored a free enterprise system (little or no government interference in businesses) Tried to show how everything about manufacturing was linked to supply and demand. Strong supporter of hands off, but felt government still had a big job in society
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