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27-04-2016
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The term laissez faire is a French phrase that means "buyer beware." true or false?

i think it is FALSE..

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austinmcdowell austinmcdowell

27-04-2016

False. Laissez faire is usually translated as "hands-off," and it means that the government doesn't regulate business.

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