Neri - FDR and the New Deal

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Do Nothing to fix great depression (Reasoning)

Economy Naturally grows and shrinks, and will naturally fix itself

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Do Nothing to fix great depression (Downside)

Does it really work if things are bad

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Supply side economics; Reaganomics (Meaning+Reasoning)

Government cuts taxes; This will encourage consumers to spend more and businesses to expand (or form)

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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?)

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Keynesian economics (Meaning+Reasoning)

Government increases spending; This will create jobs and pump money into the economy

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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?

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What economic plan did FDR use?

Keynesian economics

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

Argued for a more Interventionist and Direct relief programs; Promised a new deal for the american people

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The New Deal

Derives from FDR's ignauguration speech;

based on experimentation (No plan);

Fireside chats (listening to FDR inauguration speech on the radio)

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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

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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

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First Hundred Days

Adressed Banking Crisis, Unemployment, Indurial performance through agencies

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Emergency Banking Act

Closed banks for 4 day; Inspected who was corrupt and who needed reform

Afterward people - money, faith into bank

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Glass Steagall Act

Sepparated commercial and investment banking, restricted how banks could invest a customer's deposits

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FDIC (Fedral Deposit Insurance Corporation)

Deposit insurance; nont lose funds to a failure; Insured banks up to 2500 (250k now)

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AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act)

Restricted agriculture production > price increase

Effective reasurgence

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CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)

Employed young single jobless men

Enviormental works (parks / plant trees)

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PWA (Public Works Administration)

Built Schools, Dams, Bridges, and Hospitals

Multiple jobs made availible

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SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)

Brought important fedral funds and regulations to the stock market

misrepresenting info; price manipulation; stealing

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Second New Deal (4 legislations)

Focused on increasing worker protections and building long-lasting financial security for Americans (Important)

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WPA (1/4 legislations)

  • Employed millions of Americans in public works projects and infrastructure 🡪 schools, parks, roads etc.

  • Golden Gate Bridge

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The Wagner Labor Relations Act (2/4 legislations)

Guarenteed workers the right to form Unions and Bargain collectivly

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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

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The Fair Labor Standards Act (4/4 legislations)

Mandated a 40 hour work week, Overtime Pay, restricted Child Labor and National Minimum wage

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Critics of the New Deal (Conservatives)

Opposed high tax rate

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Critics of the New Deal (Liberals)

Felt gov policies towards business to favorable

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Critics of the New Deal (Socialist)

Called for Nationalization of Business and wanted to end 'Big Business'

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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

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What fixed the Great Depression?

WW2

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What was the cause of the depression (one thing)?

Buying on Margin