Anthony S. Campagna

Rewarding is Campagna's broad-sweep analysis of US macroeconomic policy under the several political regimes since WW I, evaluating whether these policies were justified, successful, and rational. Impressive historical scholarship brings alive the views and personalities of the times and provides immense detail concerning economic settings and problems of each period. Choice This book examines the various economic problems of the past 70 years and critically evaluates what has been done to solve them. Claiming that previous macroeconomic policies have not been successful largely because of political problems, the book presents a cogent argument for the need for new institutions to conduct rational policies in the future.

U.S. National Economic Policy, 1917-1985

William L. Berry

Vinod B. Bavishi

W. Wayne Talarzyk

Michael R. Czinkota

Bernard J. La Londe

Allan D. Schuster

Dale Achabal

Leslie J. Berkes

Marcus H. Sandver

William G. Dewald

Ŭng-han Kim

Frances Gaither Tucker

Jeffrey Osleeb

Maurice N. Marchon

Robert E. Georges

Hany Amin Shawky

Milton E. F. Schoeman

Working Paper Series

Economic problems facing the Carter administration are examined and the solutions analyzed from economic and political perspectives.

Economic Policy in the Carter Administration

Anthony S. Campagna

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