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The Rise of 'The New Economics'
In the wake of the severe economic downturn of the 1930s, the fundamental principles of market-based economies were widely questioned. Analyze the key factors—both internal to these economies and related to the existence of alternative economic models—that contributed to the significant appeal of the economic policies that came to be known as 'the new economics'.
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