The shift from dual federalism to cooperative federalism in the 1930s increased the role of the federal government over domestic policy.One consequence of this shift was

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The shift to cooperative federalism involved greater federal involvement in areas traditionally managed by states, leading to more interaction between business interests and the federal government. This increased lobbying as businesses sought to influence the expanded role of the federal government in domestic policy.

The Shift from Dual Federalism to Cooperative Federalism in the 1930s