I don't think that Roosevelt was (just) a Keynsian, although his early relief efforts could be described that way. Roosevelt went beyond Keynes with infrastructure development (the TVA) and long-term, low-interest credit for productive industry, emulating the "American System" economic principles of John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.
I don't think that Roosevelt was (just) a Keynsian, although his early relief efforts could be described that way. Roosevelt went beyond Keynes with infrastructure development (the TVA) and long-term, low-interest credit for productive industry, emulating the "American System" economic principles of John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.
F. Reynolds,
I don't think that Roosevelt was (just) a Keynsian, although his early relief efforts could be described that way. Roosevelt went beyond Keynes with infrastructure development (the TVA) and long-term, low-interest credit for productive industry, emulating the "American System" economic principles of John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.