When Roosevelt cut government spending in 1937, the clear indications he received that his New Deal policies were effective included increased unemployment rates and decreased industrial production. These responses indicated that the economy was still fragile and that the cuts in government spending may have had negative effects on economic recovery. Therefore, the most relevant response to indicate the effectiveness of the New Deal policies before the 1937 cuts would be the increase in workers' wages. However, it is pertinent to acknowledge that not all indicators showed clear success, as the economic recovery faced setbacks during that period.
When Roosevelt cut government spending in 1937, what clear indications did he receive that his New Deal policies were effective?(1 point) Responses the number of bank openings decreased the number of bank openings decreased industrial production decreased industrial production decreased unemployment rates increased unemployment rates increased workers' wages increased
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