The War Economy

James K. Galbraith

Economics Policy Note Archive from Levy Economics Institute

Abstract: There is no chance that events will right themselves in a few weeks, or that we will be saved by such underlying factors as technology and productivity growth or by lower interest rates or the provisions of the recent tax act. Rather, we are in for a crisis; the sooner this is recognized and acted upon, the better.

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