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... and called also for expansion of276 America’s Great Depression 28 Nash, “Herbert Hoover and the Origins of the RFC”; and Warren, HerbertHoover and the Great Depression, pp.140ff. assets not legally ... increased appropriation for 282 America’s Great Depression 40Monthly Labor Review 33 (1931): 1049–57. 41Schlesinger, The Crisis of the Old Order, 1919–1933, p. 186 . strictly American problems ... producers’ goods industries, such as construc-tion, steel, and freight traffic.122 48 America’s Great Depression 11Commercial and Financial Chronicle 131 (August 2, 1930): 690–91. 12Joseph...

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... until the depression was over.40320 America’s Great Depression 40Robert A. Divine, American Immigration Policy, 1924–1952 (New Haven,Conn.: Yale University Press, 1957), pp. 84 89 . further ... result, the huge Federal deficit continued despite a drop 288 America’s Great Depression 2See Jane Kennedy, “Development of Postal Rates: 184 5–1955,” LandEconomics (May, 1957): 93–112; and idem, ... ideology.The depression, so long in effect, was now rapidly growing worse,in America and throughout the world. The stage was set for the“Hoover New Deal” of 1932. 284 America’s Great Depression 43If...

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... of such hardly noticeable recessions as 189 9–1900 and 1910–1912, but also of such severe but brief crisesas 1907–19 08 and 181 9– 182 1.1Yet the Great Depression thatignited in 1929 lasted, in ... LEVEL 169PART III: THE GREAT DEPRESSION: 1929–19337 PRELUDE TO DEPRESSION: MR. HOOVER AND LAISSEZ-FAIRE 185 The development of Hoover’s interventionism: unemployment 188 The development of Hoover’s ... DEAL OF 1932 285 The tax increase 286 Expenditures versus economy 288 Public works agitation 292The RFC 296Governmental relief 300The inflation program 301The inflation agitation 3 08 Mr. Hoover’s...

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... stupidly refused to quadrupleor quintuple their wage rates! By the time of the depression, then,44 America’s Great Depression 9It is immaterial to the argument whether or not the present writer ... pours forth onto the mar-ket in the form of production, its work over and done. On the 58 America’s Great Depression 2. In reality, it may take a long time for a cluster of innovationsin a new ... factor prices, hastening the recovery, and permitting normal40 America’s Great Depression of spending. The task of government in a depression, according tothe Keynesians, is accordingly to stimulate...

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... marketing commission to subsidize226 America’s Great Depression 17See Saloutos and Hicks, Agricultural Discontents in the Middle West,1900–1939, pp. 286 –91; and John D. Black, Agricultural ... ofrebuke sent to Gary by President Harding on June 18, written forthe President by Hoover. Faced by Harding’s public requests and202 America’s Great Depression 35Also forgotten was the fact that ... was held onNovember 21. All the great industrial leaders of the country werethere, including such men as Henry Ford, Julius Rosenwald,210 America’s Great Depression satisfied with events,...

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