Wartime challenges caused the government to take an active role in the economy; what steps did the government NOT take?

Wage ceilings were established for laborers.

The government assumed control of coal mines.

Unmarried women were required to work in factories.

Passed laws to make labor strikes a criminal offense

Question

Wartime challenges caused the government to take an active role in the economy; what steps did the government NOT take?


Wage ceilings were established for laborers.


The government assumed control of coal mines.


Unmarried women were required to work in factories.


Passed laws to make labor strikes a criminal offense

paki · Answer

Roosevelt proposed a plan to cap wages and make no one's income over 25000 dollars, but this law never passed... @teodulo