The failure of the mercantilism policy and the tax policy during the Great Depression proves that economic policies are meaningless and they do more harm than good.

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The failure of specific economic policies does not necessarily mean that all economic policies are meaningless and harmful. It would be inaccurate and overly simplistic to make such a broad generalization. Additionally, there have been many successful economic policies implemented throughout history that have led to greater economic growth and prosperity.

The Failure of the Mercantilism Policy and the Tax Policy