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- Randall Parker
- I am a Professor of Economics at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC. My research focuses on macroeconomics and economic history in general and the economics of the Great Depression in particular. I have authored two books, Reflections on the Great Depression and The Economics of the Great Depression: A Twenty-First Century Look Back at the Economics of the Interwar Era and edited The Seminal Works of the Great Depression. I am currently working on my fourth book Interwar Historical Antecedents of Modern Inflation Targeting and I am the co-editor (with Robert Whaples) of The Handbook of Major Events in Economic History and The Handbook of Modern Economic History. I have also traveled the country giving speeches on the state of the macroeconomy and other economic issues to many trade and business associations. When I am not thinking about the economy I am either chasing ducks, handicapping horses or arranging a fine dining experience. Lastly, the opinions expressed on this blog are mine alone and do not reflect upon East Carolina University in any way or manner, in whole or in part, now and forever more under the canopy of heaven.
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2 comments:
It appears there are similarities between the 30's and this down turn. However, doesn't all of the technology advances in every way of our day to day lives lessen the severity of modern economic down turns on standard of living? Farms yield more per acre, computers exist, and many forms of transportation to move goods throughout the world.
I see little change in human behavior as the restaurants and watering holes in Raleigh seem to be packed.
It appears there are similarities between the 30's and this down turn. However, doesn't all of the technology advances in every way of our day to day lives lessen the severity of modern economic down turns on standard of living? Farms yield more per acre, computers exist, and many forms of transportation to move goods throughout the world.
I see little change in human behavior as the restaurants and watering holes in Raleigh seem to be packed.
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