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by splintercell
1986 days ago
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Is your understanding of this only from that line or do you have a more deeper take on it. Back in 1920s, govt could 'adjust' the gold standard by changing the rate whenever they wanted. Wanna double the money supply by 60%? Change the gold standard peg from 1.505g to 0.888g of gold. When you didn't do that, you got a very short lived depression of 1920-1921 [1]. When you did, like FDR did in 1933, you got a long, extended deperession. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depression_of_1920%E2%80%93192... |
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But the Great Depression began in late 1929. FDR's decision in 1933 retroactively extended the depression by 3 years?