Compared with Keynesianism in Europe, Keynesianism in the United States

question 6

Multiple Choice

Compared with Keynesianism in Europe, Keynesianism in the United States

• A) was more conservative.
• B) involved much greater spending on welfare state programs.
• C) involved more government nationalization of the railroads and airlines.
• D) saw more economic redistribution from the rich to the poor.
• E) regulated business to a greater extent than in Europe.

Recognize the role of educational policies and practices in addressing issues of academic integrity and quality.

Understand the significance of international comparisons in evaluating educational success and progress.

Examine the strategies employed to address oppression and inequality in education.

Understand how gender dynamics influence educational experiences and outcomes.

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