Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations advocated managers and corporations to take selfish actions and be motivated by personal gains in business dealings.

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Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" argues that individuals acting in their own self-interest would contribute to the overall good of society through a principle he described as the "invisible hand," but he did not advocate for selfish actions or personal gains at the expense of ethical considerations or societal welfare.

Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations Advocated Managers and Corporations to Take