Which statement best describes the laissez-faire economic policies of the 1920s? There should be extensive government control of the economy. Businesses should be required to contribute to regulations that govern their industries. The government should set prices and wages to ensure that everyone is treated fairly. Businesses should be left to operate on their own without government regulation.

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Uriel

14 May, 15:08

Which statement best describes the laissez-faire economic policies of the 1920s? There should be extensive government control of the economy. Businesses should be required to contribute to regulations that govern their industries. The government should set prices and wages to ensure that everyone is treated fairly. Businesses should be left to operate on their own without government regulation.

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Stafford · Answer 1

Businesses should be left to operate on their own without government regulation. on edg

Kareem Shelton · Answer 2

Answer: D

Explanation: Even if we take the question out of context and you have no clue, the previous three are saying the same thing but in different words.