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The British Way to Recovery - Plans and Policies in Great Britain, Australia, and Canada (Paperback, Minne Ed.)
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The British Way to Recovery - Plans and Policies in Great Britain, Australia, and Canada (Paperback, Minne Ed.)
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The British Way to Recovery was first published in 1934. Minnesota
Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable
books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the
original University of Minnesota Press editions.An answer to
President Roosevelt's question - "Did England let nature take its
course?"This book is rich in parallels between problems faced very
early in the British nations and those that arose somewhat later in
the United States. Six of the eight chapters deal with England, her
search for solutions, and the outcome of her experiments, providing
an illuminating background for similar American policies. A chapter
apiece is given to Australia, "first in and first out" of the
depression, and to Canada, whose geographical and political
nearness makes her recovery program of particular interest to the
United States.Professor Heaton enjoys the distinction of having
lived and worked in each of the countries of which he writes. He
was born a Yorkshireman, was educated at the Universities of Leeds
and Birmingham, and taught economics at Birmingham. In Australia he
lectured on economics and history at the Universities of Tasmania
and Adelaide. Then he went to Queen's University, Canada, from
which he came to the University of Minnesota.
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