Question

11 what does the term laissez - faire mean?
a informal gathering of enlightened thinkers
b enlightened thinker
c policy or attitude of letting things take their own course without interference such as used in economics
d restriction to access of ideas

Explanation:

Laissez - Faire is a concept often used in economics (and also in other social - science related fields like politics). The core idea of Laissez - Faire is a policy or attitude that allows things to develop naturally without external interference. Option A describes a gathering, which has nothing to do with the meaning of Laissez - Faire. Option B refers to an enlightened thinker, which is not related to the term. Option D is about restricting access to ideas, which is the opposite of the Laissez - Faire concept. Option C accurately describes the meaning of Laissez - Faire as a policy or attitude of non - interference, especially in economic contexts.

Answer:

C. policy or attitude of letting things take their own course without interference such as used in economics