The road to serfdom:

a. advocated for laissez-faire economics. b. offered an intellectual basis for the critique of active government. c. was written by an austrian-born economist who embraced the label of "conservative" all of his life.

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Elijah Holmes

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30 January, 17:22

The road to serfdom:

a. advocated for laissez-faire economics. b. offered an intellectual basis for the critique of active government. c. was written by an austrian-born economist who embraced the label of "conservative" all of his life.

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I believe the answer is:

1. advocated for laissez-faire economics.

2. offered an intellectual basis for the critique of active government.

Serfdom refers to the situation that exist in the middle age, when lord and nobles control the majority of the land and the peasants are working on the land for small cuts of the profit.

This situation is most likely exist on laissez faire economics where there is little to no government interference and tend to criticize that government are limiting the market freedom.

The road to serfdom:a. advocated for laissez-faire economics. b. offered an intellectual basis for the critique of active government. c. was written by an austrian-born economist who embraced the label of "conservative" all of his life.

The road to serfdom:

a. advocated for laissez-faire economics. b. offered an intellectual basis for the critique of active government. c. was written by an austrian-born economist who embraced the label of "conservative" all of his life.