In which of the following decades did the American government take a more "hands off" or "let it alone" approach in its role in the economy?

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The 1920s is known as a decade of laissez-faire economics, where the government took a "hands off" approach and allowed the economy to operate freely without much regulation. This was exemplified by policies such as tax cuts, reduced government spending, and limited labor protections.

In Which of the Following Decades Did the American Government