How did President Hoover's approach toward the economy compare with Calvin Coolidge's approach?

A. Both devoted time and government money to public assistant programs

B. Both believed businesses should be responsible for American prosperity

C. Hoover, unlike Coolidge, saw labor unions as a way to improve workers' living standards

D. Hoover, unlike Coolidge believe in government programs to assist businesses.

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Mckenna Buck

21 April, 20:27

How did President Hoover's approach toward the economy compare with Calvin Coolidge's approach?

A. Both devoted time and government money to public assistant programs

B. Both believed businesses should be responsible for American prosperity

C. Hoover, unlike Coolidge, saw labor unions as a way to improve workers' living standards

D. Hoover, unlike Coolidge believe in government programs to assist businesses.

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Justine Chavez · Answer 1

Hoover's approach and Calvin Coolidge's on the economic condition of America at that time have similarities. Both believed that they must devote the time and funds of the government to finance public assistance programs. By that time, Hoover was the president when the Great Depression wreak havoc to the American economy.