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Why did President Hoover's "associational action" fail? People were so deeply self-interested as a result of 1920s culture that they would not voluntarily help others. Most Americans had lost respect for the president long before his calls for charitable and collective measures. The economic decline was deeper than had been seen before and beyond saving by the few with means. It depended on goodwill and as the depression worsened, groups of people blamed rather than helped each other.
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