The economic principle of laissez-faire means the government has little to no interference in the economy. At its peak, the Gilded Age demonstrated the most pure of laissez-faire economics in the US. The government had no regulations for monopolies, trusts, the stock market, wages, or prices. Essentially the government is to help businesses by allowing businesses to thrive under a competitive, unregulated environment. <span />
One major result of Henry Ford's innovative manufacturing techniques was that "<span>A. The sale prices of cars went down," since he implemented the "assembly line" technique, which greatly increased productivity. </span>
There were no colonists<span> seated on the British </span>Parliament<span>, yet these various taxes on everyday items continued. The slogan </span>No<span> Taxation </span>without Representation<span> became popular in the </span>colonies<span> and was integral in convincing the </span>colonists<span> that they best way to govern the </span>colonies<span> was to let them do it themselves
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The judicial branch of the federal government.
C. Had propaganda made that promoted them as being aligned politically and personally.
