Neither Hoover nor Roosevelt wanted their solutions to the Depression to

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Both Hoover and Roosevelt were willing to include public works programs, invest in national infrastructure, and increase agricultural prices as part of their solutions to the Depression. However, they were cautious about increasing the federal deficit, although Roosevelt's New Deal did eventually lead to an increase in the deficit as part of its economic recovery efforts. Hoover was more conservative about government spending, but he was not entirely opposed to it in principle.

Neither Hoover nor Roosevelt Wanted Their Solutions to the Depression