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To make sure are under The same practices throughout America. The impact then and now is, if you travel and buy produce you can trust it's not overpriced because they're under The same law as your state.
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To protect your deposits if The bank fails/ closes, and if it happens they have a maximum amount that you can in case that does happen and you lose your money. The impact then and now is to gain trust in banking and have our money protected even if something bad happens in The bank.
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Required corporations to reveal their sales to avoid over pricing their products. The impact during The time, government could manage The income of businesses. The impact today is controlling The stock market so something like The great depression won't happen again.
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To help provide safe conditions for a house and to even out mortgage. The administration made it so most Americans could have ownership in a house. Today it still provides mortgages but its not called ' Housing and Urban Development'.
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To provide jobs in public corporations. The impact then and now is The jobs included building and repaving roads, its important because we use roads everyday so its well needed.
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Government forced law for unfair practices of labor. The impact then was for was for workers of corporations to stop going on strike and allowed employees to form unions. The impact today is been failing for The democracy.
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To provide welfare to The elderly, dependent children and The handicapped. The impact then and now is to help provide needs because they are unable to work and earn money, also The care they need can get expensive.
