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Interest group democracy : ウィキペディア英語版 | Interest group democracy
Interest group democracy was an attempt by the American President Franklin D. Roosevelt to create broad support for the New Deal by giving major interest groups at least part of what they wanted. In addition to aiding bankers, farmers, corporations, and the unemployed, Congress enacted legislation to helping homeowners, stock investors, and the railroads. ==Implementation== The Home Owners Refinancing Act provided two billion dollars to refinance home mortgages facing foreclosure. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) was created to help new home buyers secure low interest mortgages. The FHA encouraged bankers to lower their interest rates by guaranteeing repayment of home mortgage loans. The Securities Act of 1933 required stockbrokers to provide investors with full information about new stock issues. The Emergency Railroad Transportation Act enabled bankrupt railroads to reorganize.
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