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Which of the following factors helped stall the development of the New Deal in the late 1930s?
Concentration of Effect
The degree to which outcomes from actions are focused and intense, impacting a specific area or group significantly.
Self-Serving Decisions
Choices made by individuals or groups that primarily benefit themselves, often at the expense of others or ethical standards.
Hedonist Principle
The concept suggesting that people are motivated to seek pleasure and avoid pain.
Self-Serving Decisions
Decisions made with the primary aim of benefiting oneself, often ignoring or disadvantaging others.
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