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'''Laissez Faire''' is a phrase often used in the early Party to describe Libertarian philosophy. It is a French term which mean "leave alone," and when applied to government, means "no interference." The 1972 [[Statement of Principles]] called for laissez faire capitalism which was changed in 1974 to "free market capitalism." | '''Laissez Faire''' is a phrase often used in the early Party to describe Libertarian philosophy. It is a French term which mean "leave alone," and when applied to government, means "no interference." The 1972 [[Statement of Principles]] called for laissez faire capitalism which was changed in 1974 to "free market capitalism." | ||
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