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Roosevelt Recession

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What was a 1937-1938 disaster that was reversed by a flood of government spending on public works programs?

Roosevelt Recession


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Instead of the Government spending huge amounts of public money after a disaster, the idea is that it should be possible to have insurance to properties well before a disaster strikes. By spreading the resources among a large number of members of public, who have the risk of facing a disaster, less public expenditure would be incurred and greater benefits can accrue to the people in case of actual occurence of disaster. There are various models on this, including partial support of Government towards insurance premium, till the public at large catch up the idea of insurance.


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An agreement among various politicians about public spending.


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tax goes towards government spending on public services such as: healthcare, education, public transport etc...


What has the author Ian Preston written?

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Why was there such a.large public dept?

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What has the author Morris Beck written?

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Can disaster relief money be garnished?

Not if the funds are from a government agency such as FEMA they are considered to be the in the same category as other public benefits and are for the loss of property that occurred during a natural disaster.


What has the author Stephen Slivinski written?

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What federal public works projects did Herbert Hoover oppose?

required borrowing money and government deficit spending.