The National Recovery Administration of 1933 did all of the following EXCEPT
A) increase competition between companies.
B) make child industrial labor illegal.
C) set price and wage floors for most major industries.
D) set a standard for the maximum hours one could work in a week.
E) establish a minimum wage for labor.

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The National Recovery Administration aimed to promote fair competition and establish industry standards through a series of codes of conduct. It did not increase competition between companies, as stated in option A. Instead, it sought to stabilize industries by setting minimum prices and wages, establishing a maximum workweek, and banning child labor. The NRA was ultimately ruled unconstitutional in 1935.

The National Recovery Administration of 1933 Did All of the Following