Why people recommend it
False Dawn by George Selgin is a historical and economic book that examines the early period of the New Deal and the complexities of economic recovery during the Great Depression. On Conversations with Tyler, host Tyler Cowen brought up the publication during an episode featuring the author as a guest to discuss the New Deal, regime uncertainty, and the factors that ultimately ended the economic downturn. As the interview drew to a close, Cowen delivered a strong closing plug for the work, praising it directly on the air. He commended the author by declaring the publication to be the very best book available on its specific topic. Following this high praise, Cowen offered his congratulations to the author and expressed his gratitude for the conversation, ensuring that listeners were directed toward what he considered the definitive historical text on the subject of early New Deal policies and their economic consequences.
Who recommended it
- Tyler Cowen Recommended
Tyler Cowen — 1 mention
“Again, a plug for George's book, False Dawn, the very best book on its topic. Congratulations, George, and thank you very much.”
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“He has a new book out called False Dawn: The New Deal and the Promise of Recovery, 1933 to 1947.”