Edward H. Faulkner Livres

The book addresses the economic uncertainties faced by Americans after World War II, specifically the challenge of inflated prices and values transitioning into peacetime. Edward H. Faulkner provides insightful assessments on the implications for prices, wages, and salaries, making his analysis relevant not only to the post-war era but also to contemporary economic concerns.

Reprints the controversial 1943 study attributing soil impoverishment to the use of the moldboard plow.