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The New Deal programs established by President Franklin

d. Roosevelt and Congress in response to the Great Depression were examples of
a. demand-side economics.
b. open market operations.
c. supply-side economics.
d. uncontrollable spending.

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The correct answer for this question is this one: "b. open market operations." The New Deal programs established by President Franklind. Roosevelt and Congress in response to the Great Depression were examples of open market operations.
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