Creating a type of invisible hand of Adam Smith Moral Sentiments

Creating a type of invisible hand of Adam Smith Moral Sentiments

Socialist applications do away with profit-incentive, and, thereby, the invisible hand.

Essential and vital products can be an idea quantum that serves in computational assessment as an invisible hand of liberal economics; both by a luxury tax to generate an economic disincentive for general public not to buy luxury items, and an economic incentive of a list of essential and vital products in competition at the product line serving as an economic basket of an economic indicator of cost-of-living expenditures for optimizing the worker’s health and well-being for optimum profit of Human resources via government action to maximize economy-of-scales of the ideal form, i.e., the widest distribution, at the lowest profitable price.

Government intercession occurs to assure Adam Smith’s Moral Sentiments don’t allow company owners or leaders the gap between supply not meeting demand for essential and vital goods at prices meeting a complete economic basket of essential and vital goods that permit the optimum vitale and the greatest profit-making productivity from human resources for the owners.

All owners and leaders dissuaded from maximizing profit of their business by maximizing the essentials to the workers are considered royalty, not serving the strongest form of liberal economics, and are fined by a “royalty position” fine, for economic incentive to meet the demand for essential goods of their employees.