Laissez-Faire Economics

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Laissez-faire theory was developed during the 18th and 19th century opposing government intervention that aimed at promoting local produce rather than imported ones. A market run by laissez-faire enjoys several advantages. First, it promotes healthy competition. People are prompted to work hard to earn increased rewards Second, the quality of the goods in the market is high. Thirdly, it allows people to prosper because there is no limit to earnings.

Capitalism which was proposed by Adam Smith

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Sell it to lumber companies, who would conserve it as a source of profits

There are many, writers such as Ayn Rand have defended capitalism, along with economic writers such as Ludwig Von Mises, Ron Paul, Carl Menger and Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, along with many others.

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In certain types of descriptions involving the lack or absence of government control, the term laissez faire is often used.

Generally speaking, governments are always in "control" it becomes a question of how much control they choose to exercise.

That is a french term meaning hands off government should not interfere with business in general

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There was no laissez faire during the Communist Manifesto. All businesses were government operated.

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The laissez-faire style is sometimes described as a "hands off" leadership style because the leader delegates the tasks to their followers while providing little or no direction to the followers while child labour refers to the employment of children in any work that deprives children of their childhood, interferes with their ability to attend regular school.

Sumner's social Darwinism posits that societal progress results from the natural competition among individuals, mirroring the survival of the fittest concept in nature. This ideology aligns with the economic doctrine of laissez-faire, which advocates minimal government intervention in the economy, allowing free market forces to determine success and failure. Both perspectives emphasize individualism and the belief that societal and economic hierarchies naturally emerge from competition, reinforcing the idea that those who succeed do so through inherent superiority. Consequently, both frameworks promote a hands-off approach to social and economic issues, viewing intervention as detrimental to progress.

Laissez-faire theory reduces corruption by promoting a free-market economy where minimal government intervention limits opportunities for bribery and favoritism. In an environment where businesses operate independently, the reliance on transparent market mechanisms discourages corrupt practices that thrive in heavily regulated systems. Additionally, competition fosters accountability, as companies are incentivized to maintain integrity to attract consumers and investors. Ultimately, the emphasis on self-regulation and market forces helps create a culture where corruption is less likely to flourish.