Pick a side and argue in support of or against the New Deal. When doing this, take on the persona of someone who lived during the time. For instance, if you are against the New Deal you can pretend to be a businessperson, banker, or a minority who has been hurt or left out by the New Deal's policies. If you are for the New Deal, you can pretend to be a small farmer or small businessperson who has been hurt by the Depression. When making your argument, make sure to draw upon specific examples that are relevant to the person you ae pretending to be. use 2 primary sources and references to the source

Pick a side and argue in support of or against the New Deal. When doing this, take on the persona of someone who lived during the time. For instance, if you are against the New Deal you can pretend to be a businessperson, banker, or a minority who has been hurt or left out by the New Deal's policies. If you are for the New Deal, you can pretend to be a small farmer or small businessperson who has been hurt by the Depression. When making your argument, make sure to draw upon specific examples that are relevant to the person you ae pretending to be. use 2 primary sources and references to the source

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter5: Ethics, Corporate Responsibility, And Sustainability

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8CTQ: How would a stakeholder approach, if taken by the companys top leaders and board of directors, have...

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