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The Hawley-Smoot Tariff was enacted in 1930.  It imposed high trade barriers on imports to protect American manufacturers.  It is criticized by some economists as a huge mistake, largely responsible for the [[Great Depression]].{{fact}} Modern economics, however, places greater blame for the Great Depression on the shoulders of the [[Federal Reserve]]. See [[Debt Deflation Hypothesis]].
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The '''Hawley-Smoot Tariff''' was enacted in 1930.  It imposed high [[trade]] barriers on imports to protect [[American]] manufacturers.  It is criticized by some [[economist]]s as a huge mistake, largely responsible for the [[Great Depression]].{{fact}} Modern [[economics]], however, places greater blame for the Great Depression on the shoulders of the [[Federal Reserve]]. See [[Debt Deflation Hypothesis]].
  
 
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The Hawley-Smoot Tariff was enacted in 1930. It imposed high trade barriers on imports to protect American manufacturers. It is criticized by some economists as a huge mistake, largely responsible for the Great Depression.[Citation Needed] Modern economics, however, places greater blame for the Great Depression on the shoulders of the Federal Reserve. See Debt Deflation Hypothesis.

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