Regulating a New Economy

Explore the intricate relationship between rapid economic transformations and regulatory frameworks in the enlightening book, Regulating a New Economy, by renowned historian Morton Keller. Published by Harvard University Press in 1996, this comprehensive volume spans 432 pages, providing an in-depth analysis of the economic landscape during pivotal years, from 1914 to 1939. Keller deftly examines how the dynamics of American history shaped economic policies and responses to change, offering readers a well-rounded understanding of the inter-war period's challenges and developments. This engaging read is essential for those interested in economic history, policy-making, and the broader implications of regulation on economic growth and society. Dive into Keller's expert insights and discover the enduring lessons relevant to today's economic discussions.