L'uomo dimenticato. Una nuova storia della Grande Depressione

Shlaes's approach sheds light on overlooked figures and policies, but I wonder what motivated this particular angle and how she decided what to emphasize.

The book manages to make complex economic ideas understandable, which is rare. I'm curious if others found it clear or still a bit dense at times.

It seems to challenge some mainstream views, but I wonder how much it influences current debates about economic intervention and policy.