[lisper]

I don't know of a word for it. It's just a fact: GC simplifies code because it liberates the programmer from having to figure out when memory can be safely reused and transfers that responsibility to the runtime. It has next to nothing to do with any other aspect of language design, except insofar as if you have GC then your language can get by without any mechanism to allow the programmer to free allocated memory. This observation has some pretty significant practical impact, but you can't say much more about it than that.