In Fireside Chats and Public Addresses, President Roosevelt Connected Freedom

question 122

Multiple Choice

In fireside chats and public addresses, President Roosevelt connected freedom with

• A) economic security.
• B) cuts in government spending.
• C) Keynesian economic theory.
• D) economic inequality.
• E) laissez-faire economics.

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Definitions:

Secondary Effects

Unintended consequences of economic actions, which may manifest in areas not directly targeted by the initial action.

Unintended Consequences

Outcomes that occur as a result of actions or policies that were not anticipated or intended by the actors involved.

Economic Change

Shifts in economic conditions, such as growth, recession, or structural adjustments, affecting markets and societies.

Free Lunch

An expression indicating that it is impossible to get something for nothing, underscoring the idea that every choice has a cost.