When the great depression of the 1930s was taking place, President Roosevelt used the radio to communicate to the Americans through plain language that explained complex issues and programmes in 30 speeches which became the "fireside chats". He touched on issues of banking, unemployment which saw millions of people renewing their hope and confidence.
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After the 1928 liberation until the Second Sino-Japanese War in which the city fell on July 29, 1937,<span> Beijing was free. It was made the seat of the Provisional Government of the Republic of China a puppet government of Japanese-occupied China.</span>
A free-market economy works well only without the government’s interference.
Adam Smith's theories are the basis for free-market capitalism and is the model of early capitalistic systems.
The Wealth of Nations lays out the economic theory of capitalism based on a free-market. As Adam Smith describes a free-market, the government should not interfere or regulate trade for the best results. When the government keeps their hands off the economy, large amounts of wealth can be earned and new businesses can grow with private investment and competition. Gilded Age capitalism is an example of free-market without government regulation. It produced unbridled wealth but also a large gap in social classes. Smith argues that is a necessary consequence to create motivation and competition.
The benefits would be trying to get the owners/ managers and higher ups to hear the workers voices and know they aren’t going on strike for no reason they may go on strike for example because they’re not getting paid.
The dangers are that not everyone gets they ways such as the higher ups don’t care if they go on strike.
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