Great Depression in the United States

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Overview

The early 1920s

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Boom

Slump

Rescue

References

  1. Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz A Monetary History of the United States 1867-1960 (p. 289), Princeton University Press for NBER, 1963
  2. Allan Meltzer: A History Of The Federal Reserve, Volume I: 1913–51, University Of Chicago Press, 2003
  3. Peter Temin Did Monetary Forces Cause the Great Depression, W W Norton, 1976
  4. Business Cycles and Unemployment, Report and Recommendations of a Committee of the President's Conference on Unemployment, McGraw Hill, 1923
  5. Historical Background and Development of Social Security, Social Security Administration 2008
  6. John Kenneth Galbraith The Great Crash 1929, Penguin Books 1992

Recovery