Usage of "laissez-faire"

With minimally restricted freedom in commerce.

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Usage of laissez-faire in anglès

The internet opens up a world of free trade and laissez-faire expansion. 
 The Guardian 

The UK government hasn't been as laissez-faire as one might have expected. 
 Reuters 

Yes, conservatives also make more traditional laissez-faire fiscal arguments against net neutrality. 
 Wired 

Chou believes blockchain tools could make in-game economies a bit more laissez-faire. 
 Wired 

The Biden campaign's safety protocols have been very different from Trump's laissez-faire approach. 
 The Guardian 

This laissez-faire attitude shores up an inequitable political system in Ireland. 
 The Irish Times 

This government is worse than laissez-faire, positively encouraging house price insanity. 
 The Guardian 

And this laissez-faire attitude to role models has stood me in good stead. 
 The Guardian 

Delaware is known for its low taxes and laissez-faire attitude towards corporate administration. 
 The Guardian 

Analysts say this laissez-faire approach has allowed poor quality apps to get through. 
 BBC 

It's easy to see why the cheerleaders of laissez-faire should like the narrative. 
 The Guardian 

But 'laissez-faire' is not the best but only the second best. 
 Statesman 

Apathy,-dead ,unproductiveapathy and laissez-faire!-Ah ,strangeand terrible things in this new century! 
 The Master-Christian 

The reason behind the laissez-faire bra mentality with women could come from several sources. 
 Ebony 

Unlike many national assemblies, there is a laissez-faire attitude to ancillary or fringe events. 
 The Irish Times 

The country may be moving toward a more laissez-faire economy. 
 The new yorker 

Laissez-faire through the time

Meanings of laissez-faire in anglès