Which philosophy concerning government interference in the economy did President Harding adhere to?

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Economic Philosophy. It is believed that the government should not be involved in the economy or the lives of individual citizens. This philosophy was very different from the beliefs of the Presidents who led the country during the Progressive Era.

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