what is laissez-faire policy?What attempts were made to modify it in the Unites States late in the 19th century?

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This policy is the attitude in which one simply lets things “run their course without interference”. In the 19th century the United States utilized this by the abstention of the government from interfering in the free market.

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The policy made it so

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