Part of the justification offered for the idea of the "liberty of contract" was that, as long as labor relations were based on contracts freely written by the independent individuals, the government lacked the right to interfere. Which of the following socioeconomic groups most tended to embrace this idea?

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The business and professional classes most tended to embrace the idea of "liberty of contract" because it aligned with their interests in minimizing government intervention in business practices, including labor relations. This concept supported the laissez-faire economic philosophy that was advantageous for business operations and the professional class's autonomy.

Part of the Justification Offered for the Idea of the "Liberty