Which 19th-century british group would most likely object to the government regulation of businesses?1. clergy2. socialists3. labor unions4. laissez-faire capitalists?

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17 December, 07:48

Which 19th-century british group would most likely object to the government regulation of businesses?1. clergy2. socialists3. labor unions4. laissez-faire capitalists?

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Rohan · Answer 1

The correct answer is 4. laissez-faire capitalists.

Laissez-faire capitalists represent the group of people who would most likely object to the government regulation of business in the 19th century. Laissez-faire represents the system of trade which is free from government interference, so obviously this group would be against that.