Who believed in voluntary cooperation between businesses with little government intervention, despite the problems brought on by the stock market crash? Huey Long Robert LaFollette Herbert Hoover Franklin Roosevelt



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Herbert Hoover believed in voluntary cooperation between businesses with little government intervention, despite the problems brought on by the stock market crash.

The answer is: Herbert Hoover

According to Herbert hoover, too much government intervention would create unfair situation for the competition in the market economy.

He intended to give most power in the market to the consumers and producers. He believe that by giving them the freedom to pursue the business and transactions that they want, the free market would rebuilt itself and America could get out from the economic depression

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