Pioneered by the father of modern economics, Adam Smith, the three fundamental laws of economics are the Law of Demand and Supply, the Law of Self Interest, and the Law of Competition. These laws establish the foundation of market economics where goods are produced in sufficient quantities to meet demand, and where competition leads to the production of superior products at lower prices. For a more detailed understanding of the concept of Demand and Supply in economics, visit the linked page.
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