Price of Progress

Discover the intriguing exploration of American economic history in Price of Progress by R. Rudy Higgens-Evenson. Published in 2003, this insightful hardback spans 184 pages, delving into the rise of corporate states in the 1920s. Higgens-Evenson examines how a unique blend of taxation and public services shaped these entities, providing a compelling case study of the transformation of America’s business landscape. As President Calvin Coolidge famously stated, "the business of America is business," and this book offers a profound understanding of that sentiment. Ideal for those interested in American history, economics, and the evolution of government policies, Price of Progress is a must-read for historians and business enthusiasts alike. Explore the intricate relationship between government and business in this engaging narrative.