How to pronounce “laissez” in English

I grew up pretty laissez-faire in a small town near Hanover, which is a city in Germany that everyone makes fun of.

We are basically a laissez faire country in general in that respect.

Because now we have this kind of laissez-faire attitude of justice.

you can see a movement from centralized to free market-- laissez-faire capitalism-- to a more social market economy like 20th century OECD countries.

Is this where I'm supposed to be laissez-faire, or whatever?

This is not laissez-faire by any stretch of the imagination.

And if you look at the way the ideology of finance and laissez faire economics has overturned what had been about a half century of Keynesianism over the past 40 years, you can see the power

It's more like-- and I would say back in those days, I was more laissez-faire, where if they wanted to do it, then

But, you know, my parents were pretty laissez faire in terms of parenting.

It happened in the progressive era, when we got rid of laissez-faire and finally started regulating rapacious companies that were destroying children

It means we'll be sort of even more laissez faire, as it were, for better or worse.

Because I think we have very good reasons to think that an unfettered, completely chaotic, laissez-faire, dog-eat-dog economy is not a good way to go.