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I think the opposite is true: the Depression led to the New Deal, and to WW2, both of which destroyed great wealth and made lowly workers better off.
by alejohausner 8y ago
I think the opposite is true: the Depression led to the New Deal, and to WW2, both of which destroyed great wealth and made lowly workers better off.
- skookumchuck 8y agoThe state of lowly workers improved more or less continuously from 1800 on, despite the great wealth during the "guilded age". No country has ever succeeded in improving the lot of the poor by destroying the wealthy.