Which economic policy was most successful during the Great Depression? A. raising taxes B. bilateral trade pacts C. establishing import quotas D. increased government spending

Which economic policy was most successful during the Great Depression? A. raising taxes B. bilateral trade pacts C. establishing import quotas D. increased government spending

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