short term economic improvement
Government spending significantly increased from the 1930s to the 1940s, primarily due to the economic demands of World War II. In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, government expenditures were focused on relief and recovery programs, such as the New Deal initiatives aimed at stimulating the economy. However, by the 1940s, military spending surged to support the war effort, leading to a dramatic rise in overall government spending as the U.S. ramped up production and mobilization. This transition marked a shift from domestic recovery efforts to large-scale military investment.
New Deal
Unemployment assistance, the end of monopolies and big banks, a balanced budget, allowing farmers to keep their surplus crops, ending prohibition, and streamlining government agencies. It does not call for the New Deal, government employment, or deficit spending.
The region of the country that received most government funds per capita from New Deal Programs was North Carolina .
The New Deal.
No it did not end the depression. Though it helped some, it led to only short term economic improvement.
The New Deal
The adage "the new deal didn't end the depression" is nothing more than right-wing propaganda. The new deal helped a tremendous amount in ending the Great Depression along with WWII. But WWII, from an economic perspective, cannot really be considered anything other than a massive government spending program.
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik