voluntary cooperation between businesses and government, rather than direct government intervention. He believed that the government should play a role in facilitating cooperation and providing relief to those suffering, but that excessive intervention would harm the economy in the long run. Hoover's approach was criticized for being too hands-off and failing to effectively address the economic crisis.
Hoover believed in voluntary cooperation and mediation to resolve disputes between business and labor. He encouraged negotiations and compromise between the two parties, while also supporting some government intervention to prevent strikes and maintain stability in the economy. Hoover's approach focused on preserving the status quo and avoiding government intervention whenever possible.
the government should allow the depression to progress naturally
The voluntary sector in the United Kongdom is those businesses that are charities and are operated on a non-profit basis. The statutory sector is the agencies of central or local government.
Businesses are free to make many choices, but they face some government regulation
The motto of National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster is 'Communication, Coordination, Collaboration, and Cooperation'.
Anarchism is a political belief wherein government and laws are not necessary. It promotes a society based on voluntary cooperation among individuals and groups.
Voluntary cooperation
a voluntary recovery plan and limited government intervention in the form of public works projects and small federal loans to states.
volunteerism and localism
Voluntary Consent
Hoover believed that the economy could correct itself if Americans remained confident, he also relied on voluntary actions from businesses to maintain this confidence. Lastly, he agreed to allow some government assistance to be used in efforts.