What is laissez-faire capitalism?

Laissez-faire capitalism refers to a system in which property is privately owned and individual rights are consistently protected. Under laissez-faire capitalism, government would consist of a police force (to protect against domestic criminals), an army (to protect against foreign threats of force), and a court system (to adjudicate civil disputes). Strictly speaking, the "laissez-faire" modifier (which means "let do," as in "hands-off") is redundant, but it helps to emphasize that rights must be protected consistently, not selectively.

Under capitalism, each individual would be free to pursue his own happiness, as long as he does not initiate physical force or commit fraud against another person. More.

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