Why, According to Adam Smith, Was Labor So Important for a Commercial

Multiple Choice

Why, according to Adam Smith, was labor so important for a commercial society?

A) It replaced agriculture as the source of a nation's wealth.
B) It sustained American society throughout the Great Depression.
C) It was a catalyst of change during the Industrial Revolution, which led to the creation of the commercial society.
D) It created a balance between consumption of goods and output of goods, creating a much-needed equilibrium in the capitalist society.