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Many business leaders did not like government interference in their affairs. They were also angry about Roosevelts support for trade unions and the campaign to raise wages. They disliked having to pay social security contributions for their workers. the objected to schemes like the Tennesse Valley Authority, which they argued competed with privately owned businesses. They criticised all the codes and regulations of the National Recovery Administration and other agencies as confusing and difficult to administer.

In 1934, a group of business leaders formed the Liberty League to oppose the New Deal, somethinh they failed dismally at.

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