FDR's Folly: How Roosevelt and His New Deal Prolonged the Great Depression
by Jim Powell
Jim Powell’s FDR's Folly presents a critical examination of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal and its role during the Great Depression. Focusing on the argument that these policies prolonged the crisis, the book explores a major debate in American history, politics, and economic policy.
About This Book
FDR's Folly examines Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency and the New Deal during the Great Depression.
Jim Powell presents a critical argument about the effects of Roosevelt’s policies on the course and duration of the economic crisis.
The book offers a historical and economic perspective on government responses to depression-era challenges.
It is suited to readers interested in American history, economic policy, and debates surrounding the New Deal.
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