Why might a business owner prefer to start a business in a laissez-faire economy? A. because the government will offer incentives for new business owners B. because the government makes all decisions, it is easier for business owners C. because it does not include things like taxes, tariffs, or any type of regulation D. because it has financial regulations that benefit start-up businesses

D. because it has financial regulations that benefit start-up businesses

Explanation:

In a laissez-faire economy, the government does not interfere with economic activities of such as production, consumption, or private contracts. The government focuses on enforcing law and order, providing public goods, and regulating activities in the country.

Starting a new business in a laissez-faire economy assures an entrepreneur of fair business practices due to government regulations. The business owner will be confident when entering into contracts as the government enforces them.

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