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As little state as possible --that's where it is coming from,
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and we will see how he argues the case.
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So do not expect benevolence.
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Okay, this is a very frequently cited sentence from Adam Smith.
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It's not in the text I assigned for this course.
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Well, "It is not the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer,
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or the baker that we expect our dinner from,
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but the very self-interest of the butcher."
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I go to the restaurant,
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I do not expect the cook to prepare me a good meal
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because I need a good meal
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and I expect the cook to like me.