Asked by hi
What was the most significant difference between Hoover and FDR with regards to tackling the Great Depression? *
A- Hoover was willing to support direct relief and other forms of federal welfare; FDR was not
B- FDR was willing to use deficit spending to stimulate the economy, Hoover was not.
C-Hoover was willing to use Keynesian economic theories to combat inflation, FDR was not.
IS THIS B.
A- Hoover was willing to support direct relief and other forms of federal welfare; FDR was not
B- FDR was willing to use deficit spending to stimulate the economy, Hoover was not.
C-Hoover was willing to use Keynesian economic theories to combat inflation, FDR was not.
IS THIS B.
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Answered by
Tom
Definitely B
Answered by
hi
r u sure
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I vote for B also.
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Answered by
hi
Just making sure I got it right too
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