Avinash_Tyagi said:
No actually the Depression wouldn't have ended sooner, I think you're forgetting that the Unemployment rate in 1932 was over 23%, that wasn't going to drop on its own, when the nation is that far below its full capacity, and in a consumer based society, you won't have a recovery from almost 1/4 unemployment on its own. It took the larget war in human hisoty to put us back to full capacity |
Yeah, the Depression would have ended sooner. Had Hoover and Roosevelt not artifically inflated wages, and had Roosevelt not exempted companies from antitrust legislation and thereby allow them to collusively raise prices, the Depression would have ended sooner.







