Would the Real Adam Smith Please Stand Up?" Use the link provided below.http://ijbssnet.com/view.php?u=http://ijbssnet.com/journals/Vol_9_No_5_May_2018/1.pdf

When you have completed your reading and building on what you learned from your work on the "Morality Play" game, please answer the following questions

PART I: Agree/Disagree & Argue

1. Agree or disagree.Do you agree withWeldin-Frisch'sargument, or do you disagree?Do not equivocate.You either agree or you disagree (It is fine to disagree with me because that is how we learn from one another, if you give good, academically sound reasons for your agreement or disagreement). Just say something like the following: "I disagree with W-F, for the following reasons: then, give your reasons.
2. Argue. In either case, agree or disagree, please givegood, well-researched, peer-reviewed reasonsfor your position.One or twogood reasons willsufficefor this exercise. So, for example, if you disagree, your response will look like the following: "I disagree with W-F for the following reasons":
   1. Reason 1
   2. Reason 2

PART II: Reflection

1. Reflection:Now, going beyond your argument for either agreeing or disagreeing with my argument, please take some time toreflecton this assignment and the argument. What struck you about this way of thinking about capitalism and the field and work of economics? How did you find yourself reacting to the argument? Were you surprised by the argument in any way? If so, what surprised you? Did you find yourself reacting negatively to the argument? If so, why? How about the application? Can you think of ways this argument and its implications might be applicable to your own life situation?

This sort of reflection is an important part of the learning process, so take some time to think, reflect, and really dig deep here.

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