manu1959
Left Coast Isolationist
- Oct 28, 2004
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whitch just like the last time you posted it, doesnt prove your point, it proves everyone elses
But, SHE DOESN'T GET IT! FDR takes office, unemployment soars. Even by '42, a year after US enters war; 3 years after production of war related goods started, unemployment is STILL HIGHER than when he took office! That's with hundreds of thousands of young men unavailable to work!
That's not what I see in those stats. FDR took office at the peak of unemployment, in 1933, at almost 25%. Things improved from there, for whatever reason, until 1938, but unemployment did not become normal again until around 1942. Keep in mind that I am undecided on this issue.
So what country and in what era (doesn't have to be the 30s), handled a depression the best?
or you could read the stats as .....
as it became obvious that fdr would be president business started to freak out then fdr passed a bunch of programs that made things worse.......then we went to war and things got better.....
sound familiar