The author of How to Get out of Vietnam, his time observing postwar Germany resulted in a tract on the "rural poor", entitled The Nature of Mass Poverty.
The author of How to Get out of Vietnam, his time observing postwar Germany resulted in a tract on the "rural poor", entitled The Nature of Mass Poverty. He cites speculation, corporate structure, and high tariffs as the main causes of the title event in his The Great Crash, 1929, but is more famous for a work in which he argues that perfect competition no longer applies to corporate economies, and another about the gap between the public and private sector after WWII. For 10 points, name this author of The New Industrial State and The Affluent Society.
The author of How to Get out of Vietnam, his time observing postwar Germany resulted in a tract on the "rural poor", entitled The Nature of Mass Poverty.
John Kenneth {Galbraith}