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Way to determine nature price of Adam Smith

“Natural price” by Adam Smith of a good was eventually determined through: (1) the amount of capital used within production in the short run. (2) long-run average costs of production, that Adam Smith believed to be the amounts of labor required to produce different goods. (3) both supply and demand into the long run. (4) variable costs but not fixed costs of production.

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