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the argument I found very persuasive in response was that it was FDR's reluctance to increase the deficit, not his spending programs,
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znufrii
We seem to be in the odd position whereby we both agree that substantial fiscal measures by FDR, or lack thereof as the case may be served to
Posted by
Loyola
Feb 15 '09, 16:06
unintentionally prolong the Great Depression.
It's a start.
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well, I wouldn't characterize them as substantial fiscal measures, so much as substantial policy measures... -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 15, 16:14
atleast you guy's have history facts somewhat clear
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Dane Duke Nuuk
Feb 15, 16:10
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