which contributed to the struggles of the us economy in its recovery from the great depression
Agovernment leaders priortized forgeign policy over domestic issues
B the united states was still in debt due to cost of world war 1
C busuness leaders resisted government intervention in the economy
D us consumers preferred european goods to those made domestically
A, B, C. All three options contributed to the struggles of the US economy in its recovery from the Great Depression.
A. Government leaders prioritizing foreign policy over domestic issues hindered efforts to address and stimulate the struggling US economy. This diverted attention and resources away from domestic economic recovery efforts.
B. The United States was still in debt from the cost of World War I, which limited the government's ability to invest in economic recovery programs and initiatives.
C. Business leaders resisting government intervention in the economy, particularly in terms of regulations and oversight, hindered the effectiveness of policies aimed at stimulating economic growth and creating jobs. Their resistance often led to a lack of cooperation and coordination between the government and the private sector in addressing the economic challenges of the Great Depression.
While D is also a contributing factor, it is not directly related to the struggles of the US economy in its recovery from the Great Depression. The US consumers' preference for European goods could impact domestic industries, but it is not a primary factor in the struggles of the US economy during the recovery period.