The term and word laissez faire refers to a doctrine that opposes governmental interference in economic affairs of individuals and the society that one lives in. According to some research, this policy was widely accepted in the 19th century. However, later on, the popularity of the laissez faire doctrine decreased towards the late 19th century.
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to leave alone and let be
Laissez faire translates as "Let it be," by this Smith meant that gornments had no place interfering in business practices or the economy. He felt that Capitalism would naturally regulate itself with the invisible hand.
The economic policy of laissez-faire is minimum intervention by governmental bodies into commercial and business affairs.Laissez-faire could be described as everything will work it self out if you leave it alone.
A laissez-faire economic policy involves a minimum of government interference in business.
to leave alone and let be
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a drop in government taxes
"Let (them) do (as they wish)!" is one English equivalent of the French present imperative phrase Laissez faire! The pronunciation will be "leh-sey fer" in French.
Laissez faire translates as "Let it be," by this Smith meant that gornments had no place interfering in business practices or the economy. He felt that Capitalism would naturally regulate itself with the invisible hand.
The economic policy of laissez-faire is minimum intervention by governmental bodies into commercial and business affairs.Laissez-faire could be described as everything will work it self out if you leave it alone.
The government should not interfere in business.
A laissez-faire economic policy involves a minimum of government interference in business.
A laissez-faire economic policy involves a minimum of government interference in business.
Communism is a non-example of laissez-faire.
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the state should not regulate the economy. :D