FDR's Folly: How Roosevelt and His New Deal Prolonged the Great Depression
by Jim Powell
Jim Powell challenges the conventional view of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, arguing that its policies prolonged the Great Depression. Focused on the relationship between government action, economic hardship, and historical interpretation, this book offers a critical perspective on one of America’s most consequential political and economic eras.
About This Book
Jim Powell’s book presents a critical examination of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s policies during the Great Depression.
It focuses on the New Deal and its alleged effects on the length and course of the economic crisis.
The title signals a revisionist perspective on a major period in American history and public policy.
This used edition is listed in good condition.
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