For the answer to the question above, Harding and Coolidge had very similar policies. Both wanted to decrease taxes to increase citizens' buying power. I hope my answer helped you with your problem.Feel free to ask more questions Have a nice day!
I believe the answer is: Both wanted to decrease taxes to increase citizens' buying power.
The supporters of their policy argued that decreasing taxes would increase the amount of money that citizens can use for their needs and goals.
The oppositions of their policy believe that decreasing taxes would reduce the government budget for their operation. This would reduce the amount of welfare that could be given for the people in needs.
