The book's approach is analytical, using macroeconomic data, trade statistics, and government reports to support its arguments. It begins by setting the stage with the economic imbalances preceding the 1929 crash. Subsequent chapters investigate the failures of the gold standard, the impact of protectionist measures like the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, and the consequences of fiscal austerity.
The book concludes by examining the conditions leading up to World War II, showing how rearmament spending finally spurred economic growth under dire circumstances.
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