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''Laissez faire'' economists were philosophers who wanted governments to stay out of economic affairs. They believed that the ideas of supply and demand suggested that an economy would be most efficient if it is not regulated by the government. ''Laissez faire'' translates into, "Do what you will." A noted advocate of the ''laissez faire'' style of economy was [[Adam Smith]].
 
''Laissez faire'' economists were philosophers who wanted governments to stay out of economic affairs. They believed that the ideas of supply and demand suggested that an economy would be most efficient if it is not regulated by the government. ''Laissez faire'' translates into, "Do what you will." A noted advocate of the ''laissez faire'' style of economy was [[Adam Smith]].
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