GROWTH OF GOVERNMENT Chapter 12, Section 1.

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GROWTH OF GOVERNMENT Chapter 12, Section 1

What organization employs the greatest number of people in the United States?

Population Growth Historically: 13 states to 50 states More government employees are needed to meet the needs of a larger population. WHY? More educational facilities, increased road construction and repair, more police protection, larger nation defense forces

Changing Public Attitudes Laissez-Faire economics: based on the belief that the economy does best without government interference Before the 30’s, most people supported laissez-faire economic policy. Why did people’s attitudes change after the 30’s?

Changing Public Attitudes People began to recognize the need for government intervention in the economy. FDR and “The New Deal” Programs designed to put people back to work Population increases = more assistance for traditionally disadvantaged groups (minorities and poor) Medicaid, foster care, veteran’s pensions, etc.

Rising Standard of Living Once people earn enough $$ to meet their basic needs, they then look for other ways to fill their wants. People begin to spend more and increase their standard of living. Export goods and services & Increased consumer protection

National Emergencies War = government increases in size WWI: civilian employees of fed. Gov. doubled WWII: 402,000 -> 855,000 Dropped after both wars, but never fell to pre-war levels

Defense Spending since 1900

Education Spending since 1900

Health Care Spending since 1900