What was the relationship between Keynesian economics and the New Deal?
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Correct answer: New Deal later aligned with Keynesian theory
Although some New Deal policies preceded Keynes's work, they closely aligned with his ideas. Later interpretations saw the New Deal as an application of Keynesian principles.
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