... Franklin Delano Roosevelt Great Depression References Barber W. J. 1996 . Designs within Disorder: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American Economic Policy . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Berle A. A. Jr. 1973 . Navigating the Rapids...

... for Economic Democracy. But Carter s fervent desire to make Franklin Delano Roosevelt the purveyor of the true American Keynes- ianism creates an unfocused picture of the New Deal. For instance, Carter searches (unsuccessfully) for the influence of Keynes s End of Laissez-Faire on Roosevelt but completely...

... the United States’ longest-servingpresident, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, with a thought- ful consideration of his contributions to economic thought. Mr. Sandilands was Cur- rie’s student at Simon Fraser University and was thereafter a lifelong friend. He de- votes many pages to Currie’s theories about...

... the United States’ longest-servingpresident, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, with a thought- ful consideration of his contributions to economic thought. Mr. Sandilands was Cur- rie’s student at Simon Fraser University and was thereafter a lifelong friend. He de- votes many pages to Currie’s theories about...

...- lized such optimism, as a growing number of critics linked technological change to human misery, rather than rising living standards. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, among others, warned about technological unemployment, the fear that mechanization had displaced workers faster than society...

... was the president himself. During the electoral campaign of 1932, Franklin Delano Roosevelt had signaled clearly that he was ready to experiment and that he would not be bound by conventional taboos about limits on what was proper in the behavior of the federal gov- ernment. More particularly, he affirmed his...

... in the 1920s and 1930s: A Study in Intellectual Transformation. HOPE 19 . 2 : 191 -205. Barber , William J 1996 . Designs within Disorder: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American Economic Policy, 1933–1945 . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Beard , Charles...

... regimes in Western Europe showed, according to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, that if private power grew to a point where it became stronger than the state, a democra- cy’s liberty was threatened. The subservience of government to a private power was fascism. Democracy was also threatened whenever...

.... Patinkin, Don. “Keynes and Econometrics: On the Interaction Between the Macroeconomic Revolutions of the Interwar Years. ” Econometrica 44 (1976): 1091-123. Rauch, Basil, ed. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Selected Speeches, Messages, Press Conferences and Letters. New York, 1957. Roose...

... return to the gold standard. Such a public expression was not a singular event for Harrod. One of the fascinating points that emerge from Harrod’s letter-writing activity is that as a rather junior Oxford don he sent a letter, with a number of other signatories from Oxford, to Franklin Delano...

.... The departure from classical economics at this time was radical—take, for example, Rexford Tugwell, the key policy adviser to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the architect of the New Deal. Tugwell wrote in his diary in 1934 describing a speech he was to give, “There is much to be said for 25. However...

.... Although the Progressives in the early twentieth century had advocated a strong role for the state in regulating the economy, their suc- cesses in “bringing in the state” were largely limited to the state and mu- nicipal level.1 Not until the Great Depression and the election of Franklin Delano...

... = Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library, New York; GH = Gottfried Haberler Papers, Hoover Institution, Stanford; HP = Harrod Papers, Chiba University of Commerce, Ichikawa, Japan; JMK = Keynes Papers, King’s College Library, Cambridge; KHLM = Keynes and Harrod...

... Econometrics Society, 245, 252 institutional affiliation of authors, mathematical economics, 274 101 NRA and, 12 mathematics, use of, 92 review of Evans’ book, 250 Sherman Antitrust Act, views of, Roosevelt, President Franklin D. 181–82...

... of the Robertson, Dennis, 58n Record,” 157–60 Robinson, Joan, 111, 134–35 “The Pure Theory of Public Rockefeller, John D., 61 Expenditure,” 10, 147, 149, Rodgers, Daniel, 60 161, 170, 199, 206 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano...

... . Barber William . 1985 . From New Era to New Deal: Herbert Hoover, the Economists, and American Economic Policy, 1921–1933 . New York : Cambridge University Press . Barber William . 1996 . Designs within Disorder: Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Economists, and the Shaping of American...

... ever to visit the United States in an official mission. The pro- gram for the visit included three days in Tennessee, where Dutra would survey the works of the Tennessee Valley Authority Program a pioneer- ing experiment in regional economic development inaugurated as part of Franklin Delano Roosevelt...

...). Created in 1933 by Harold Ickes and chaired by Frederic Delano, President Franklin Roosevelt’s uncle, the NRPB issued a few reports in the early forties showing how governmental plan- ning could help ensure full employment in the aftermath of the war. The work Samuelson undertook for these reports...