Prior to 1935,the U.S.government viewed the free market as a system that:

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Prior to 1935, the U.S. government viewed the free market as a system best suited for private employee relationships, meaning that the government believed that businesses and their employees should be able to negotiate their own wages and working conditions without interference. There was no government intervention in labor relations, and labor organizations were seen as unnecessary and often suppressed.