Adam Smith believed the government’s role in laissez-faire capitalism was

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n200080 [17]3 years ago

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Adam Smith believed the government’s role in laissez-faire capitalism was "<span>to leave the economy alone," since Smith believed in the "invisible hand of the market," that would regulate itself.</span>

igomit [66]3 years ago

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Answer

to leave the economy alone.

Explanation

Laissez-faire it was a belief that when the the government lets the business and the economy to be independent without by any chance interfering with them this would be best. This idea was raised by economic philosopher Adam Smith where by he proposed that the government should minimize intervention and then interms of taxation it make it free.His aim was to make sure that the economy is in equilibrium.So Adam Smith believed the government’s role in laissez-faire capitalism was to leave the economy alone.

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The Roanoke Colony was suppose to be the first permanent English colony in North America. The attempt was lead by a man named Sir Walter Raleigh. The first Roanoke Colony was founded by Ralph Lane in 1585 on the Roanoke Island. This colony would ultimately fail. A second colony, led by John White, would be created. But still they had a lot of struggles, mainly with supplies and poor relations with the natives. Due to lack of supplies and bad relations with the natives, John White would set out to return to England with the intent on bringing supplies back to Roanoke. After successfully making it to England he was delayed to return to Roanoke until 1590 due to the Anglo-Spanish War.

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