This philosopher argued that self-interest leads to economic cooperation.
A)Adam Smith
B)John Locke
C)Thomas Hobbes
D)Jeremy Bentham
E)John Rawls

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Adam Smith is known for his theory that individuals' self-interest naturally leads to economic cooperation, as outlined in his seminal work, "The Wealth of Nations." He introduced the concept of the "invisible hand," suggesting that individuals working for their own gain can benefit society as a whole.

This Philosopher Argued That Self-Interest Leads to Economic Cooperation