In the 1990s,which country of East Asia had the most laissez-faire economy in the region?

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Hong Kong had a highly deregulated and market-oriented economy in the 1990s, with few trade barriers, low taxes, and minimal government intervention. This made it one of the most laissez-faire economies in not just East Asia, but also in the world. In contrast, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan had more government intervention and regulation in their economies during this period. North Korea, on the other hand, had a centrally planned economy with no private enterprise.

In the 1990s,which Country of East Asia Had the Most