How was the nullification crisis of 1833 resolved

The nullification crisis was resolved when Congress revised the tariff that had caused South Carolina to declare nullification; then, the state was able to accept the compromise without losing their respect and pride. However, the nullification crisis would not be fully resolved until the Civil War, when the national government left dual federalism and entered into cooperative federalism, thereby limiting the state's power to challenge the national government's authority.

a free market economy requires less state intervention. concurrently, it often requires a degree of democratisation of its institutions which- to a certain extent- facilitates economic activity. at the same time, a free market economy appears to be reliant on democracy for its functioning.

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