The New Deal programs established by President Franklin d. Roosevelt and Congress in response to the Great Depression were examples of a. demand-side economics. b. open market operations. c. supply-side economics. d. uncontrollable spending.
History · High School · Thu Feb 04 2021
Answered on
The New Deal programs established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress in response to the Great Depression were examples of:
a. demand-side economics.
These programs aimed to stimulate economic recovery by focusing on increasing demand through government spending, job creation and public works projects which aligns with the principles of demand-side economics.