The Refusal of Courts During the Nineteenth Century to Interfere

question 86

Multiple Choice

The refusal of courts during the nineteenth century to interfere with the freedom of parties to enter into contracts can be traced, in part, to the writings of .

• A) Karl Marx
• B) Milton Friedman
• C) Adam Smith
• D) Thomas Paine

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