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In terms of ridding exploitation, the standard liberal view holds that a regime of ''laissez-faire'' is a necessary condition. Natural rights thinkers [[Henry George]] and [[Herbert Spencer]] reject this view and claim that property rights belong to everyone, i.e., that all land to be valid must belong to everyone. Their argument aims to show that traditional liberalism is mistaken in holding that nonintervention in commerce is the key to non-exploitation and they argue it is necessary, but not sufficient.
The [[classical liberal]] Adam Smith described the exploitation of labour by businessmen, who work together to extract as much wealth as possible out of their workers,
=== Neoclassical notions ===
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