The economic policy of the U.S.government could have been described as laissez-faire until about

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The economic policy of the U.S. government was largely laissez-faire until the Great Depression in 1933, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced a series of programs known as the New Deal to stimulate economic growth and job creation. Prior to this, there were some government interventions, such as antitrust laws and regulations, but overall the government played a limited role in the economy.

The Economic Policy of the U