Mises Daily Monday: James Grant Explains “The Forgotten Depression”

12/15/2014 Mises Wire Ryan McMaken

Mises Daily Monday: James Grant Explains “The Forgotten Depression”

In his new book The Forgotten Depression, James Grant, investor and founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, explores the Depression of 1921, a “forgotten” economic bust when the government failed to intervene, thus allowing the economy to cure itself...

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