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Nick Konieczny Mr. Ferrara College Prep. American History 6/10/02 Domestic Policy 1930's, and 1980's: A Comparison Who contributes more to the economy? The "Haves" or the "Have-Nots." This one simple question is the central concern of American domestic policy, and politicians have struggled with it since the birth of the Roman Empire. There is still no definite answer to it and everyday more factors come into the question. But if you were to look at the trends in the American economy you would see that generally liberal "Have Not" economics seem to do better. For example take two decades whose economics differed greatly; the '30's and the '80's The 1930's were a time of change in America. The economy shifted to accommodate the "Have Nots" rather then the "Haves." The running theme of the 30's was Government intervention. A welcome change from Hoover's rugged individualism policies of the 20's. In the 30's FDR created his New...

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