Although the New Deal was initiated to return prosperity to the American economy, in the long run, the New Deal was probably the worst policy ever started. Though providing quick relief to some areas of depression, the New Deal was overall a very socialist, perhaps even communist plan. Controlling prices, giving out jobs, commanding water flow, wer

Perhaps the most-felt part of the New Deal today was the Social Security Act. This program tipped-off the development of the $5 trillion debt this country faces today. It provided a retirement fund, unemployment insurance, and welfare grants. This act flung many low class Americans into welfare and many have stayed their for generations. It created welfare state at the time and provided too many handouts to Americans. Another program creating a significant debt for this country was the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA). It controlled produce prices by paying subsidies to farmers for not growing their crops. In order to retain jobs for farmers, government raised prices for farm products so competition couldn’t be a factor. Another attempt at socialism which was not well appreciated by the right hand side of government.

e just some of the many practices engaged in by the government tat went against capitalistic American point of views.

Programs were also set up that supported organized labor, possibly a reason why Americans today are considered lazy in the work place. Organized labor provided job security which limited productivity and crea

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