America's Great Depression Chapter 11

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1. What is the great similarity between the initial actions of Hoover's RFC and Bush's TARP?
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This is a 10-question quiz on Chapter 11: The Hoover New Deal of 1932 of America's Great Depression byMurrayRothbard.

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2. What was considered the most important part of Herbert Hoover's 9-point plan for economic recovery?
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3. What tax did Hoover describe as "one of the most economically and socially desirable—or even necessary of all taxes.”
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4. What does Rothbard suggest caused the brief economic upturn during the summer of 1932?
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5. What does Rothbard inform us causes panic among both banks and government?
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6. What was the largest percentage increase in the rate of personal income tax in the Revenue Act of 1932?
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7. How much of the RFC's $3.9 billion in loan credits and cash went to banks?
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8. Roughly what percentage of total Federal revenues did the RFC's $3.9 billion in loans represent in 1932?
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9. By the time of its admitted failure in early 1932, how much had Hoover's public works program increased Federal construction from its level at the beginning of the depression in 1929?
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What is the great similarity between the initial actions of Hoover's...
What was considered the most important part of Herbert Hoover's...
What tax did Hoover describe as "one of the most economically and...
What does Rothbard suggest caused the brief economic upturn during the...
What does Rothbard inform us causes panic among both banks and...
What was the largest percentage increase in the rate of personal...
How much of the RFC's $3.9 billion in loan credits and cash went to...
Roughly what percentage of total Federal revenues did the RFC's $3.9...
By the time of its admitted failure in early 1932, how much had...
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