Who was andrew mellon? what economic goals did he achieve?

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andrew mellon a wealthy banker who became secretary of treasure. he lowered tax income for top 1% and favored big business.

ECONOMIC GOALS

He reduced spending from 18 billion to 3 billion and actually showed a surplus in the Treasury.

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