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How does laissez-faire illustrate the principle of letting people do what they want
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How does laissez-faire illustrate the principle of letting people do what they want

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The laissez-faire idea of business was to have as little interference from government as possible.  They believed that the economy would flourish if the government would just get out of the way and stop putting legislation in the way.
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