Published Oct 11, 2010
Douglas Irwin on the Great Depression and the Gold Standard
Douglas Irwin delves into the Great Depression, analyzing the interplay of deflation and debt, and the pivotal role of the gold standard, highlighting France's significant influence on global economic downturns through their gold reserves and deflationary policies.

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