Governmental non-interference in commerce is called ?
Correct answer: B. Laissez faire also Laisser faire
- A. Free market economy
- B. Laissez faire also Laisser faire
- C. Open market economy
- D. Liberal market economy
Explanation
Laissez-faire means allowing private commerce to operate with little or no government interference. The other options describe broader types of market systems rather than the specific policy of non-intervention.
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