People advocated for laissez-faire economics in the U.S. because they believed it promoted individual freedom, innovation, and economic growth by minimizing government intervention in the market. Proponents argued that allowing businesses to operate without excessive regulation would lead to increased competition, lower prices, and more choices for consumers. Additionally, many felt that government interference often led to inefficiencies and corruption. This philosophy was particularly appealing during the Industrial Revolution, as it aligned with the emerging capitalist ideals of self-reliance and entrepreneurship.
no government regulation
limited government.
Since we live in a free market, the people have the final decision what products they want to buy and don't want to buy.
limiting regulations on the steel industry-novanet
Supply and demand are two important ideas that help us understand how prices work. Supply is how much of something is available for people to buy, while demand is how much people want to buy it. When many people want something and there's not enough of it, the price goes up. But when there’s a lot of something and not many people want it, the price goes down.
Entrepreneurs
no government regulation
the u.s does not want people it is a lie
they want to come to the us because they want to start a new life
they want to come to the us because they want to start a new life
They simply want us to leave them alone.
limited government.
Yes, the problem was that the US did not want any more.
People want to laugh because it fells good and makes us happy
Yemen people ea assed! and us people eat whatever they want!
Because people did not want to do stuff ,they hired people to do it for them.
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