The New Deal affected millions of workers and their families. The Wagner Act boosted union membership, which continued to grow after World War II. ... New Deal legislation created child labor laws, workers' compensation laws, and unemployment insurance, programs that had important and enduring impacts on the U.S. economy.
Though Congress has centralizd ans strengthened its budgetary authority, but it has failed to meet many reform goals. The budget process was known to help change the major policies and to focus on the deficit and the debt. However, the warring political factions were not quieted over the last forty years.
The invention was the spinning jenny
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