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单词 laissez-faire
释义
laissez-faire
noun[U]
uk
/ˌleɪ.seɪˈfeər/us
/ˌleɪ.seɪˈfer/
unwillingnessto getinvolvedin orinfluenceother people'sactivities:
置之不理，不管不问，放任自流
Theproblemsbeganlongbefore hebecameCEO, but theyworsenedwith his laissez-faireapproach/attitude.这些问题在他当首席执行官之前就早已出现了，但由于他采取了放任自流的态度，结果变得更加严重了。
If agovernmentis laissez-faire, it does not have manylawsandrulesthatcontrolthebuyingandsellingofgoodsandservices.
（政府不干预经济的）自由放任政策
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(Definition oflaissez-fairefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

laissez-faire| American Dictionary

laissez-faire
noun[U]
(alsolaisser faire)
us
/ˌles·eɪˈfeər,ˌleɪ·seɪ-/
politics & government
aneconomictheoryorplanin which agovernmentdoes not have manylawsorrulestocontrolthebuyingandsellingofgoodsandservices
(Definition oflaissez-fairefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

laissez-faire| Business English

laissez-faire
noun[U]
(alsolaisser-faire)
uk
us
ECONOMICS,GOVERNMENT
theideathatbusinessesshould befreetodevelopwithout theinvolvementorcontrolofgovernment:
Those whosubscribetoabsolutelaissez-faireeconomics, or nogovernmentregulation, are sometimes referred to aseconomicanarchists.
theideathatpeopleshould befreetochoosehow to do things, without too muchcontrolfrom someone inauthority:
If youchoosea laissez-fairemanagementstyle, you giveyourstaffroomto maketheirowndecisions.
(Definition oflaissez-fairefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflaissez-faire

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Alaissez-faireapproach towards self-help, in consequence, will merely reinforce rather than reduce the existing socioeconomic and gender inequalities.
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The original moderation technique is far from being alaissez-faireapproach, it is meant to keep the discussion under strict control.
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Thelaissez-faireview holds that there is no enforceable duty to share the costs of other people's bad option luck.
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When = 0.01, a 5 percent tax increase in thelaissez-faireeconomy finances a subsidy equal to 33 percent of the cost of public investment.
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However, the contemporary outcome has not been a triumph oflaissez-fairebut a displacement of collective bargaining in the employment relations field.
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Thus, even within cognitive and social psychology,laissez-faireattitudes and a strict enforcement of rules go hand in hand.
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There were few exceptions tolaissez-fairein this train of thought.
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This concern for diversification became greater in the final two or three years of the porfiriato, but it was not expressed in alaissez-fairediscourse.
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In thelaissez-fairecase, consumption of private goods is highest, but, also, environmental damage is highest, which yields the lowest total utility.
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Alaissez-fairepolicy, meanwhile, which is the dominant approach at present, results in numerous negative consequences in terms of social inequalities and spatial disparities.
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In alaissez-faireeconomy with a lump-sum pension, we have two deviations from the social optimum.
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By contrast, a subsidy to private providers in alaissez-faireeconomy is the preferred regime when the externality is large.
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The ultimate goal of economic reforms is alaissez-faireeconomy where the state does not intervene in the economy.
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The scientific status of economics depended on the possibility of implementing free trade andlaissez-fairein "real" countries and on discrediting socialist utopias.
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Over time, market liberalism (orlaissez-faire) and regulatory and welfare-state liberalism (or progressivism) offered rival strains of or emphases within the liberal tradition.
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laissez-faire approach
Alaissez-faireapproachtowards self-help, in consequence, will merely reinforce rather than reduce the existing socioeconomic and gender inequalities.
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laissez-faire attitude
Initially the administration demonstrated alaissez-faireattitudeto this problem.
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laissez-faire capitalism
History only constrains via the rules of political economy as embodied in nineteenth-centurylaissez-fairecapitalism.
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