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    Eisenhower tried to use pragmatic, political measures to manage the economy. Eisenhower incorporated tax cuts as he was increasing the benefits to over 10 million employees. The end of the WWII was also what was considered the "baby boom", this was the time that there was an increase in the need for housing.

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    Checkpoint: Eisenhowers Politics

    Eisenhowers Politics

    HIS 135 June 16, 2011

    Eisenhowers Politics

    Checkpoint: Eisenhowers Politics

    The pragmatic, political measures that Eisenhower tried to use to manage the economy were that of increasing minimum wage, unemployment and social security. He incorporated tax cuts as he was increasing the benefits to over 10 million employees. Some of the programs he helped to offer more to their employees were the Department of Health, welfare and the Department of Education. Americans believed that at the end of WWII it would cause for the great Depression to start again. This wasnt the case at all there was a greater increase of automobile sales, which of course opened up jobs in the automobile plants. Aviation and electronics began to increase in production as well. The end of the WWII was also what was considered the baby boom, this was the time that since there was an increase in the need for housing it was considered the housing boom (2009).

    Checkpoint: Eisenhowers Politics References

    Davidson, J. (Ed.). (2006). Nation of nations: A concise narrative of the American republic (4th ed., Vol. 2). New York: McGraw-Hill.

    Economics. (2009). The Post War Economy: 1945-1960. Retrieved from http://economics.about.com/od/useconomichistory/a/post_war.htm

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