John M Keynes, Adam Smith, Joseph Schumpeter have a laissez faire approach to the economy? (T/F?)?

Question

I have no clue, any ideas?

Answer 1

The entire statement is false anyways:

Keynes was the complete opposite of laissez-faire.

I read Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" which was about 1500 pages, and I don't recall any laissez-faire attitude at all.

Embarrasingly so, I had to look up Schumpeter, and he believed in minimalist structure, but not laissez-faire.

Answer 2

No. Each had ideas on how economies work. Based on their theories governments decide on if and how to intervene. The term "laissez faire" refers to government policies rather than economic theories.