The invisible hand dictates that all companies will make the same profit margins in the short run.

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The invisible hand is a concept in economics that suggests that in a free market, self-interested individuals will unintentionally promote the well-being of society through their actions. It does not guarantee that all companies will make the same profit margins in the short run, as market conditions, competition, and other factors can affect individual company profits.

The Invisible Hand Dictates That All Companies Will Make the Same