Adam Smith began as a logical starting point for "the personal gratification of the activity of personal gratification," and the market was "laissez-faire". The activities of the government completely unable to intervene in the pursuit of personal wealth, also don't have to worry about the laissez-faire altogether will create chaos, "an invisible hand" will be taking the laissez-faire personal economic activities arranged in perfect order. In other words, Adam Smith's market concept focuses on limiting government interference in individual economic activities. The wealth of nations also spends a considerable amount of time attacking the mercantilist policies that interfere with individual economic activity and limit individual economic power (property rights). Later classical economists stuck to their laissez-faire views. An open market enables enterprises to compete and cooperate with each other on a larger scale and at a higher level to promote economic development. The views of munoz and sprawus