Mark-To-Market Accounting – The Boogeyman Of The 1930s Is Back
I wonder how many people realize that that FDR got rid of mark-to-market accounting in 1938 after it virtually destroyed the banking sector. According to Brian Wesbury and Robert Stein mark-to-market accounting was the law of the land for most of the Great Depression until it was outlawed by FDR in 1938. Wesbury and Stein […] [read full story]
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