Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is the term for the government not interfering in commerce?

Correct answer A. Laissez-faire (also laisser-faire)

Explanation

Laissez-faire, French for 'let do', is the doctrine that the state should leave trade and industry to operate freely without regulation.

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