The New Deal Policies Introduced in 1933 Were an Effort

question 85

Multiple Choice

The New Deal policies introduced in 1933 were an effort to

• A) stabilize and revive the system of capitalism.
• B) socialize major industries and banks.
• C) realize a government takeover of the financial sector.
• D) implement socialism.

Grasp the relevance of U.S. employment laws to recruitment practices.

Explain the concept and implications of organizational inbreeding.

Analyze the benefits associated with employee referral methods in recruitment.

Understand the principles and applications of affirmative action plans in recruitment.

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