“The Old Economic Rules No Longer Apply”: The National Planning Idea and the Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Act, 1974–1978

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RT @MattGrossmann: History of Humphrey-Hawkins suggests it had potential to unite Dem New Deal & New Politics factions in more radical dire…

03 Dec 2018

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I'd like to read this paper and it does sound really interesting...but awfully tempted to just assume that it's about yet another way Jimmy Carter ruined everything for no good reason. Think I'll go with that.

03 Dec 2018

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RT @MattGrossmann: History of Humphrey-Hawkins suggests it had potential to unite Dem New Deal & New Politics factions in more radical dire…

03 Dec 2018

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History of Humphrey-Hawkins suggests it had potential to unite Dem New Deal & New Politics factions in more radical direction & that econ policy could have become more leftist in response to 1970s econ failures (not my view, the authors) #SocSciRes

03 Dec 2018

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