undeniable fact is that in the period (since 1929), and so at the time of emergence and development of intervention state, public expenditure at current prices increased 26-fold, and their share in gross national product increased during this period three times the seventh
Thus, when in the years 1925-1929 the U.S. federal government spending did not exceed 4-6 per cent of national income in 1939 reached 15% of that in the postwar period set at just over 20% of national income. If we consider further that the next federal budget, there are state budget, totaling about 50% of the federal budget, we must conclude that the student loan (including the federal budget and the budgets of state), the United States goes currently over 30% of national income country. A similar situation also exists in other capitalist countries. In France, government expenditure accounted for in the period 1956-1968 more than 40% of national income in Germany - almost 40%. This increase in government spending is primarily due to the new tasks of the capitalist state, the tasks of intervention in the field of economic relations.
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