Why were most americans willing to accept a larger role for government in the economy during the great depression and world war ii

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Fhtagn · Answer 1 · 2024-10-09T23:00:04+0000

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It was felt that increased government spending on capital formation would help businesses to reduce their losses and give them incentives to improve their productivity. Also, government intervention was felt necessary to prevent market failure in allocating essential items.

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