How did President Van Buren respond to the Panic of 1837 and the resulting economic depression?

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Sim W.
Dec 3, 2017

He refused to intervene

Explanation:

Van Buren thought State intevention( just like his predecessor) was inefficient to solve any sort of problem economically speaking. His reaction was sane and proved useful in the long term.

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