False dawn the New Deal and the promise of recovery, 1933-1947
"A new history of the New Deal's economic recovery efforts--and why they failed to delivery on their promises. FDR's New Deal policies have long enjoyed a special place in the history of American policy and society--not just because many of them lastingly redefined the Federal government's fundament...
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| Language: | English |
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Chicago :
The University of Chicago Press,
2025.
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| Series: | Markets and governments in economic history.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. Groundwork. The record
- Inventing the New Deal
- The banking crisis
- The bank holiday
- Deposit insurance
- The RFC, part 1
- FDR and gold
- Part II. The New Deal. The AAA
- The NRA
- The NRA, coda : the Brookings report
- A new deal for housing
- The RFC, part 2
- Fiscal stimulus?
- FDR's Fed
- The recovery so far
- The Roosevelt recession
- The Keynesian myth
- The Keynesian myth, continued
- Fear itself
- Fear itself, continued
- Part III. After the New Deal. War, and peace
- The phantom depression
- The fate of Rosie the Riveter
- Happy days
- Postwar monetary policy
- The great rapprochement.
