Answer:
The correct answer is: During a strike the government sends negotiators to work out a deal between the company and its workers.
Explanation:
"Laissez-Faire", literally translated from French as "let do" is an economic argument against government intervention on private economic transactions, suggesting that the economic system - through the market mechanism itself - is capable of efficiently distributing resources among individuals.
In this example, both, putting a limit on monopoly power and providing a loan to an inefficient company, distort the information that the market should be sending to the decision-makers. In contrast, to serve as negotiator between workers and company's interests, does not distort the price system nor the market equilibrium.
