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2. How did Coolidge's economic policies relate to Harding's?

A. Like Harding, Coolidge tried to keep government out of business.
B. Unlike Harding, Coolidge believed in limited government regulation of business.
C. Like Harding, Coolidge wanted to help workers' rights.
D. Unlike Harding, Coolidge worked to raise falling crop prices.



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Final answer:

Coolidge and Harding had differing economic policies with Coolidge supporting business interests and limited regulation, while also working to increase crop prices.


Explanation:

Coolidge's economic policies related to Harding's in the following ways:

  • Like Harding, Coolidge tried to keep government out of business by supporting business interests and wealthy Americans through lower taxes and high tariff rates.
  • Unlike Harding, Coolidge believed in limited government regulation of business, refusing to defend workers or consumers against American business.
  • Unlike Harding, Coolidge worked to raise falling crop prices, showing a contrast in their approaches.

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