Laissez-faire economics opposes government intervention in

religion
business
courts
education

BUSINESS

Explanation:

Laissez-faire economics opposes government intervention in the affairs relating to business.

Laissez-faire can be defined as a system in economics whereby there is no involvement or intervention from the government in the way things are been run in private businesses.

In Laissez-faire, things such as regulations, payments of tariffs and subsidies, taxes, minimum wages which are imposed by the government are also absent. This means that any form of regulations come from the private businesses themselves and not the government.

Laissez-faire economics believe the lesser the involvement of the government in private businesses, the lesser the complications and the better off the businesses and the society would be.

Laissez-faire economics is a capitalism idea and it was created by French Physiocrats during the 18th century.

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