The RFC (Reconstruction Finance Corporation) was established by Congress in 1932. It was Hoover's desire to have the RFC lend money to banks, railroads, and other key economic institutions to make sure these institutions would remain in business. The idea was to help these businesses that had a shortage of capital. The RFC was not popular because the public viewed it as government helping big business at the expense of the workers who were earning less and the unemployed. It was based on Andrew Mellon's "trickle-down economics" but the problem was that little money trickled down to the average American.
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Hoover established the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide money to businesses and banks after the immediate effects of the Great Depression. This was a major contribution of financial aid from Hoover that was viewed as too little and too late in the eyes of the impatient U.S. citizens.
While President Hoover did veto the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill, it was passed over his veto. He had already been defeated by Franklin Roosevelt the previous November and was only president for one more month after the veto.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation ended in 1957.
Vijay Kelkar is the chairman of 13th finance commission the current finance commission is 13th
The Sixth Finance Commission was created in 1973.
The Eighth Finance Commission was created in 1984.
The Seventh Finance Commission was created in 1978.
The Fifth Finance Commission was created in 1968.
The Tenth Finance Commission was created in 1995.
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Prof. M A Oommen is the Chairman of Finance Commission of Kerala.
The Third Finance Commission of India was created in 1960.
The Fourth Finance Commission of India was created in 1964.