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The Policy of Minimum Government Interference in or Regulation of Economic

Question 13

Question 13

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The policy of minimum government interference in or regulation of economic activity,
Advocated by Adam Smith and the Classical economists, was known as


A) the law of comparative advantage.
B) laissez-faire.
C) the labor theory of value.
D) Mercantilism.

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