The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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... spending , etc. , which were to be quoted against him so many times , and calling for powers to reduce salaries and government expenses . As one reads that message now it is dif- ficult to believe that it could ever have been uttered by ...
... spending , etc. , which were to be quoted against him so many times , and calling for powers to reduce salaries and government expenses . As one reads that message now it is dif- ficult to believe that it could ever have been uttered by ...
Page 61
... spending plan — spending by Hopkins through the WPA — had come into such bad odor that Hopkins publicly ad- mitted it was a mistake and the President echoed this opinion by saying that spending on doles must stop — it must in the future ...
... spending plan — spending by Hopkins through the WPA — had come into such bad odor that Hopkins publicly ad- mitted it was a mistake and the President echoed this opinion by saying that spending on doles must stop — it must in the future ...
Page 93
... spending rabbit — he had so reluctantly pulled out of his hat in 1933. This put into his hands a fund amounting to nearly 20 billion dollars with which he was able to gratify the appetites of vast groups of people in every county in ...
... spending rabbit — he had so reluctantly pulled out of his hat in 1933. This put into his hands a fund amounting to nearly 20 billion dollars with which he was able to gratify the appetites of vast groups of people in every county in ...
Page 98
... spending program of the administration . This he had called " priming the pump . " " The of course , pump , was the great business machine into which America poured its in- vestment billions and its vast labor energies and out of which ...
... spending program of the administration . This he had called " priming the pump . " " The of course , pump , was the great business machine into which America poured its in- vestment billions and its vast labor energies and out of which ...
Page 99
... spending of borrowed funds . The President did not too clearly perceive the full significance of all this . He imagined that the pump had begun to work and that very soon he could proudly announce that he could cease priming it , that ...
... spending of borrowed funds . The President did not too clearly perceive the full significance of all this . He imagined that the pump had begun to work and that very soon he could proudly announce that he could cease priming it , that ...
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