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Which economic principle means "free to do" and was based on the idea that the market should be free from regulation and government involvement, resulting in the creation of wealth? A.laissez-faire B.mercantilism
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Which economic principle means "free to do" and was based on the idea that the

market should be free from regulation and government involvement, resulting in the
creation of wealth?
A.laissez-faire

B.mercantilism

C.socialism

D.communism

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I think that the correct answer is A. I really hope this helps have a great day :)
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A. laissez-faire is the answer
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