The Thrust of Franklin Roosevelt's Foreign Policies in the Early

question 20

Multiple Choice

The thrust of Franklin Roosevelt's foreign policies in the early 1930s indicated that

• A) restoring international order and expanding trade was a high priority.
• B) America wanted to assert political domination over the Western hemisphere.
• C) the United States no longer sought to be a major world power.
• D) America wanted to end its alliance with Britain and France.
• E) the focus of American interests would be in East Asia rather than Europe.

Understand the relationship between supply, demand, and pricing in various markets, including real estate and loanable funds.

Familiarize with the concept of economic profits versus accounting profits.

Assess the impact of usury laws on the availability and cost of loanable funds.

Understand the role of interest rates in investment decisions by individual firms.

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