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Today’s “Word of the Day” is “laissez-faire“ and it is a noun (as modifier) meaning “French phrase literally means “allow to do or let do”; “leave it alone” without government’s intervention; free enterprise, private enterprise, free trade, non-intervention, free-market capitalism, private ownership, deregulation”.
Example Sentence: The idea of ‘bubbles of trust’ offers a cautious middle path between the extremes of technological sovereignty and laissez-faire globalisation. Unlike trading blocs, which tend to be insular and exclusive, bubbles tend to expand organically, attracting new partners that share values, interests and economic complementarities.
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This word is present in The Hindu article A ‘bubbles of trust’ approach and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Hindu
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