Question

franklin roosevelt’s approach to economic reform threatened which of the following?
○ public/private partnerships
○ the national recovery administration
○ banking reform
○ laissez - faire capitalism

Explanation:

Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal introduced government intervention in the economy to combat the Great Depression. Laissez - faire capitalism is an economic system where the government has minimal intervention in the economy. Roosevelt's economic reforms, with programs like the National Recovery Administration, banking reform, and public - private partnerships (in a sense of more government involvement), went against the idea of laissez - faire capitalism. Public/private partnerships were part of his approach, the National Recovery Administration was a part of his reform, and banking reform was also a reform he implemented, so they were not threatened by his approach.

Answer:

D. laissez - faire capitalism