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In which way was "liberalism" redefined by the New Deal?
Weak Property Rights
A situation where the legal protections and enforcement mechanisms for ensuring ownership and control over property are inadequate or not effectively implemented.
Renewable Resources
Natural resources that can be replenished naturally over time, such as sunlight, wind, and water.
Harvest Rates
The proportion or quantity of crops or natural resources gathered within a specific period, often influenced by seasonal or environmental conditions.
Replenishment Rates
The speed at which inventory is replaced after being sold or used, crucial for maintaining adequate stock levels and ensuring continuous operation.
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