Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored American ProsperityThe definitive history of supply-side economics—the most consequential economic counterrevolution of the twentieth century—and an incredibly timely work that reveals the foundations of America's prosperity at a time when those very foundations are under attack. |
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... gold to the bellig- erents would occur only if they themselves soon became exporters of goods or importers of ... price of gold ( $ 20.67 at the time ) did not need to be altered . If , on the other hand , the Fed did not issue new dol ...
... gold to the bellig- erents would occur only if they themselves soon became exporters of goods or importers of ... price of gold ( $ 20.67 at the time ) did not need to be altered . If , on the other hand , the Fed did not issue new dol ...
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... gold during World War I that the price level of goods and services exploded by something on the order of 100 percent . Even after the dramatic Fed tightening of 1920-21 , prices were still 40 percent higher than before . All this made ...
... gold during World War I that the price level of goods and services exploded by something on the order of 100 percent . Even after the dramatic Fed tightening of 1920-21 , prices were still 40 percent higher than before . All this made ...
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... gold by exchanging the francs for sterling or dollars and turning around and demanding gold for these currencies ... price . In short , the United States forgot the lessons of its World War I mistake . The U.S. failed to realize that back in ...
... gold by exchanging the francs for sterling or dollars and turning around and demanding gold for these currencies ... price . In short , the United States forgot the lessons of its World War I mistake . The U.S. failed to realize that back in ...
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Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored ... Brian Domitrovic No preview available - 2012 |
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