Question

Question 2 (1 point) How did President Hoover's economic views differ from President Roosevelt's? Hoover offered financial support to businesses, while Roosevelt advocated great government regulation of business. Hoover believed that government assistance to the unemployed would create dependency, while Roosevelt believed government should create programs to assist the unemployed. Roosevelt favored economic policies that relied on little government intervention, while Hoover supported policies that favored government spending to stabilize the economy. Both a and b.

Answer 1

Both and b.

The president Hoover believe that it will be better if people will back to work rather than direct relief. The Hoover believe that the people are responsible for their own activity. But president Roosevelt believe that direct benifit will be more acceptable to economical weaker sections. Hoover believe the "rugged individualism" Idea and also believe that the people will be more dependency by direct government assistance.