Inflation and recovery under Roosevelt plans dissected
The analysis surveys 1930s policy shifts amid unemployment near ten million, noting rising costs, farm price pressures, and the administration’s aim to harvest gains through reciprocal treaties. It discusses inflation fears, bond refunds, excess bank reserves, hog purchases for relief, and the challenge of steering recovery without burdening small savers.
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