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Laissez Faire came from a french word that meant what? Group of answer choices A) No government interference with business B) Factory over cottage labor C) Immigration from East…

Laissez Faire came from a french word that meant what? Group of answer choices A) No government interference with business B) Factory over cottage labor C) Immigration from East…
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Laissez Faire came from a french word that meant what? Group of answer choices A) No government interference with business B) Factory over cottage labor C) Immigration from Eastern Europe D) Civil Rights now

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Explanation:The french term Laissez Faire came from the french word "allow to do". The government doesn't interfere with the marketplace.

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