In other words, society is guided by an invisible hand toward optimal choices, as opposed to a more visible set of requirements leading to those choices. The theory is often used as a backbone to ...

"Simultaneously, we see someone’s hand that cannot be called ‘invisible’ because it is quite visible. We see from where the Georgian president addresses her people. It is not Georgia from ...

The government should step in forcefully with its visible hand—as not just a funder but also a procurer—to generate demand ...