A laissez-faire approach to the question "How to produce?" would be found in a _____ economy.

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A laissez-faire approach means a hands-off approach where the government does not interfere with market forces such as supply and demand. This approach is typically found in a market economy where individuals and businesses make decisions about what to produce and how much to produce, based on the demands of the consumers. In a planned economy, the government decides what goods and services should be produced and how much, which is the opposite of a laissez-faire approach. Socialism and communism also involve government intervention in the economy, which is not consistent with a laissez-faire approach.

A Laissez-Faire Approach to the Question "How to Produce?" Would