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Crises économiques

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Bud, Not Buddy

Christopher Paul Curtis, Alberto Jimenez Rioja, Reginald André Jackson et al.

1999 ★ 4.5

Out of the Dust

Karen Hesse

1997 ★ 4.1

The Grapes of Wrath

John Steinbeck

1939 ★ 3.9

Freedom from fear

David M. Kennedy

1999

Great Depression of The 1930s

Peter Fearon, Nicholas Crafts

2013

Brother, can you spare a dime?

Milton Meltzer

1969

Business Cycles and Depressions

David Glasner

1997

Collective bargaining

International Labour Office

1960

The Great Depression

John Arthur Garraty

1986

The way out of depression

Hermann F. Arendtz

1931

Children of the Great Depression

Glen H. Elder

1974

When the Bough Breaks

Irene N. Watts

2007

Not a nickel to spare

Perry Nodelman

2007

The great depression

David A. Shannon

1960

The Dollhouse Magic

Yona Zeldis McDonough, Diane Palmisciano

2000

The meaning of crisis

James O'Connor

1987

Dark horse of Woodfield

Florence Hightower

1962

Bannock, beans, and black tea

John Gallant, Seth

2004

The Forgotten Man

Amity Shlaes

2007

Ten lost years, 1929-1939

Barry Broadfoot

1973

Financial crises

Martin H. Wolfson

1986

The American writer and the great depression

Harvey Swados

1966

Structural slumps

Edmund S. Phelps

1994

The wonder of Charlie Anne

Kimberly Newton Fusco

2010

"Or does it explode?"

Cheryl Lynn Greenberg

1991

The Great Depression

Michael A. Bernstein

1989

The Panic of 1907

Robert F. Bruner

2007

Talk about Trouble

Nancy J. Martin-Perdue

1996

Herbert Hoover and the great depression

Harris Gaylord Warren

1959

The crisis in economic theory

Daniel Bell, Irving Kristol

1981

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