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Do Nothing to fix great depression (Reasoning)
Economy Naturally grows and shrinks, and will naturally fix itself
Do Nothing to fix great depression (Downside)
Does it really work if things are bad
Supply side economics; Reaganomics (Meaning+Reasoning)
Government cuts taxes; This will encourage consumers to spend more and businesses to expand (or form)
Supply side economics; Reaganomics (Downside)
You either have to cut government programs or the government has to run a deficit; Does it benifit the rich more then the poor? (trickle-down effect?)
Keynesian economics (Meaning+Reasoning)
Government increases spending; This will create jobs and pump money into the economy
Keynesian economics (Downside)
You either have to raise taxes or the government has to run a deficit; Does this give the governent too muhc power?
What economic plan did FDR use?
Keynesian economics
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Argued for a more Interventionist and Direct relief programs; Promised a new deal for the american people
The New Deal
Derives from FDR's ignauguration speech;
based on experimentation (No plan);
Fireside chats (listening to FDR inauguration speech on the radio)
First New Deal
Expanded Role of Federal Gov;
Notion that the government is responsible for the welfare of citizens
Should gov get involved > How should the gov get involved
Three R's
Relief for the struggling unemployed - Short term job creation, $ directly to people
Recovery of the economy through - Fedral spending on businesses + loans and job creation
Reform by laws and creation of new - Social Welfare Programs
First Hundred Days
Adressed Banking Crisis, Unemployment, Indurial performance through agencies
Emergency Banking Act
Closed banks for 4 day; Inspected who was corrupt and who needed reform
Afterward people - money, faith into bank
Glass Steagall Act
Sepparated commercial and investment banking, restricted how banks could invest a customer's deposits
FDIC (Fedral Deposit Insurance Corporation)
Deposit insurance; nont lose funds to a failure; Insured banks up to 2500 (250k now)
AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act)
Restricted agriculture production > price increase
Effective reasurgence
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
Employed young single jobless men
Enviormental works (parks / plant trees)
PWA (Public Works Administration)
Built Schools, Dams, Bridges, and Hospitals
Multiple jobs made availible
SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)
Brought important fedral funds and regulations to the stock market
misrepresenting info; price manipulation; stealing
Second New Deal (4 legislations)
Focused on increasing worker protections and building long-lasting financial security for Americans (Important)
WPA (1/4 legislations)
Employed millions of Americans in public works projects and infrastructure 🡪 schools, parks, roads etc.
Golden Gate Bridge
The Wagner Labor Relations Act (2/4 legislations)
Guarenteed workers the right to form Unions and Bargain collectivly
The Social Security Act (3/4 legislations)
Required workers and employers to contribute through Payroll tax to Social Security Fund
SS fund > Retirees and Long term Disabled
The Fair Labor Standards Act (4/4 legislations)
Mandated a 40 hour work week, Overtime Pay, restricted Child Labor and National Minimum wage
Critics of the New Deal (Conservatives)
Opposed high tax rate
Critics of the New Deal (Liberals)
Felt gov policies towards business to favorable
Critics of the New Deal (Socialist)
Called for Nationalization of Business and wanted to end 'Big Business'
Court Packing Scheme
Supreme Court starts striking New Deal programs down
Roosevelt attempts to increase size of Supreme Court from 9>15 but it was rejected by Congress
What fixed the Great Depression?
WW2
What was the cause of the depression (one thing)?
Buying on Margin