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According to Mr. Smith, resources would be guided to their best uses by the “invisible hand”, but this hand wasn't the hand of God or some other entity; the hand was simply pricing and competition. I have seen this theory at work in the way that my friend believed he could make money selling clothes and as a result he worked in the textile or weaving industry -the prices for shirts and/or other clothes enticed him to enter the market. Because of this theory, most consider Adam Smith to be the father of modern economics. Smith's model of laissez-faire capitalism, explained in his book The Wealth of Nations, is regarded as the most important substantive proposition in all of economics because he putted into the center of economics the systematic analysis of the behavior of individuals pursuing their self-interests under conditions of competition. The industry I chose is the textile industry. One of the products of the textile industry is clothing. We live in a completely interdependent world. We can know the global economy just by looking at the labels in our clothes. These labels show us that most clothing is not made in the United States; in fact, they are done in other parts of the world.