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Excerpt from The Right to Work
Today the professor of economics is well off. He is teaching two extra classes again, and lecturing to a group of clerks in a brokerage firm on Wall Street. Although he is still in debt, his own budget is better than balanced. He said recently, When is this country going to stop going into debt? How are we going to pay the bill? Something ought to be done about it.
The professor's case is an interesting one, not for itself alone, but for the fact that it typifies a shift in viewpoint that was shared by large numbers of the American people during the years 1930 - 1937.
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