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This made more resources available to society to enjoy higher standards of living standard of living and products were not as scarce as they once were. Then Smith noticed that there was a huge rise in the "wealth of the nation".
Adam Smith stated that what a product is worth depends on the amount of labor that must be used to make that product...
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He believed that the price of an object could be split into three parts: rent, wages and profit. The person producing the quantity must pay rent on the land he is using to produce the product. Then to make the product someone must either do the labor or hire people to do the labor for him. If he hirers someone then he must pay them wages...
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