Caplan argues that bad ideas gain currency during tough times....
Friday, December 17, 2010
Public Opinion in the 1930s
Pew (HT: Economist) has compiled surveys of American public opinion from 1936-1937. Some results, keeping in mind that the samples then would have been skewed toward white males as respondents. I'm stealing their images: go to the Pew site for full results.
Caplan argues that bad ideas gain currency during tough times....
Caplan argues that bad ideas gain currency during tough times....
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What a lot we have to thank them and their international ilk for.
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