Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... less inclined to draw value - laden generaliza- tions from overaggregated data and more concerned with the demographic and technological influences on migration patterns , it might have been im- pressed by similarities rather than ...
... less inclined to draw value - laden generaliza- tions from overaggregated data and more concerned with the demographic and technological influences on migration patterns , it might have been im- pressed by similarities rather than ...
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... less than $ 4 billion in 1939 to more than $ 57 billion in 1943 , and during the war years the public debt in- creased from less than $ 46 billion to nearly $ 260 billion . Government spending had the multiplier effect that Keynes had ...
... less than $ 4 billion in 1939 to more than $ 57 billion in 1943 , and during the war years the public debt in- creased from less than $ 46 billion to nearly $ 260 billion . Government spending had the multiplier effect that Keynes had ...
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... less time for promoting an- tagonisms at home . Mobilization created a vast number of job opportuni- ties that reduced psychological causes of tension as men and women gained the self - respect that derives from employment in socially ...
... less time for promoting an- tagonisms at home . Mobilization created a vast number of job opportuni- ties that reduced psychological causes of tension as men and women gained the self - respect that derives from employment in socially ...
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Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 5 |
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