Are Senator Morrill's comments recommending a "laissez-faire" approach to industrial production? Explain.

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It should be noted that Senator Morrill's comments are recommending a "laissez-faire" approach to industrial production.

<h3>How did Laissez Faire related to Industrial Revolution politically? </h3>

Laissez Faire can be see to have effect on the Industrial Revolution by taking power from the government even the allowance to interfere in the businesses is not given.

More also, Laissez-faire which is been referred to as the policy of minimum governmental interference that is been seen in the economic affairs of individuals as well as the society.

In conclusion, the doctrine of laissez-faire can be seen to be associated with the economists Physiocrats, from France from year 1778,therefore, It should be noted that Senator Morrill's comments are recommending a "laissez-faire" approach to industrial production.

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