Invisible Hand Entertainment | JE aka MaJEstik - Albuquerque's #1 Recording Artist

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Digital Underground now released and on dozens of Digital Distribution Sources!!

Invisible Hand Entertainment, LLC is now officially in business! Please check out all of the content of the website including JE's new highly talked about mix-tape JE Digital Underground which you can find on iTunes, Amazon Music, and other digital distributors. Also, check out JE's first blog on setting up the web page and the new JE-TV web channel. In addition, new JE interview videos coming soon as well as the It Won't Be Long music video debut. Follow IHE on Facebook, Myspace, Youtube, and hear about important IHE updates by following us on Twitter! JE in addition to IHE would like to thank each visitor personally for his or her support as we expand and climb up the ranks of the entertainment industry!

** Invisible Hand Ent. is looking for talent! Please submit content by clicking the "contact" tab at the top of the page. Thank you. **

-IHE Online's A-Rod vs Mannywood video is posted on the youtube page! (Already almost 500,000 views) 
-Free JE-T's are here! -- Click the "Contact" tab and request one!
-JE's Digital Underground is here!!!! Click on the "Store" tab to purchase.
-End Times CD postponed!
-Listen to JE on internet radio along with all your favorite artists! Click Here
-"Free Agent" is here! Download the playlist today for free!! (Music Tab)
-New Featured Artist Tab! E-mail IHE if interested in becoming a Featured Artist!


The Invisible Hand Concept in History:

In economics, the invisible hand, also known as invisible hand of the market, is the term economists use to describe the self-regulating nature of the marketplace.[1] This is a metaphor first coined by the economist Adam Smith in The Theory of Moral Sentiments, and used a total of three times in his writings. For Smith, the invisible hand was created by the conjunction of the forces of self-interest, competition, and supply and demand, which he noted as being capable of allocating resources in society.[2] This is the founding justification for the Austrian laissez-faire economic philosophy, but is also frequently seen in neoclassical and Keynesian economics. The central disagreement between economic ideologies is, in a sense, a disagreement about how powerful the "invisible hand" is.

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