The Economic Consequences of the New Deal by Benjamin Stolberg and Warren Jay Vinton

"The best description of this book is to be found in the title itself. It is a sound and clear exposition of the current economic situation in America and its social implications. And it is written in language that recalls the resonant common sense of a pamphleteer like Tom Paine. No words are wasted by these authors, and they have no obscure meanings up their sleeves. They describe the various social and economic forces, the conflict of these forces, the intellectual background of the New Deal, the working of finance and capital, the function of the middle classes, the plight of labour. They analyse the solutions attempted by President Roosevelt and his advisors.".

Publisher:	Victor Gollancz
Year:	1935
Binding:	Hardback
Condition:	Fair
Description:	DJ; Owner's Name inside. Large tears on dust jacket. Pages very tanned and foxed. Binding appears firm.

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SKU: 1494035
Location: Politics