Question

how did warren g. hardings return to normalcy policies contribute to economic growth in the 1920s? by reducing government regulation and promoting pro - business policies by encouraging rapid social and economic reform by promoting internationalism and global leadership by expanding the federal governments role in regulating the economy

Explanation:

Warren G. Harding's "Return to Normalcy" aimed to get the U.S. back to pre - World War I economic and social conditions. Reducing government regulation and promoting pro - business policies (like lower taxes for businesses in some cases) allowed businesses more freedom to operate, invest, and expand. This was in line with the laissez - faire economic ideas of the time. Encouraging rapid social and economic reform (which could include more government intervention) was not part of "Return to Normalcy". Promoting internationalism and global leadership was more associated with Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy (e.g., League of Nations). Expanding the federal government's role in regulating the economy was the opposite of what "Return to Normalcy" stood for.

Answer:

By reducing government regulation and promoting pro - business policies.