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The New Deal, enacted in response to the Great Depression, significantly challenged the idea of laissez-faire economics. By introducing a series of government programs and regulations aimed at economic recovery and social welfare, it marked a shift towards increased government intervention in the economy. This approach was designed to address the failures of the free market and provide support to those affected by the economic crisis.

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