Practice mode Basic of Economics

Which economic doctrine opposes government regulation of commerce beyond the minimum needed for free enterprise to work according to its own laws?

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

Explanation

Laissez-faire, French for 'let do', holds that markets function best with minimal state interference, an idea associated with the Physiocrats and Adam Smith.

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