how long can this depression go on?e depression can last indefinitely," according to british economist john maynard keynes. but is anyone listening? and can government intervention move us out of these terrible times? keynes and roosevelt met only once. each thought the other well meaning but ineffectual. however, they changed the course of the world. what did we learn from the depression? we'll investigate that with the help of economics analyst richard gill on economics usa. hard times. we've seen a lot of them over the years. 1932 and the years that followed were different. the hoover administration tried to popularize the word depression. they thought it a milder word that would soothe the american public. by 1932, hope was about gone. the depression was more than an economic problem. it was human calamity. millions went hungry, some to starvation. proud people begged on street corners asking for pennies to feed their children, for jobs that no longer existed. the economic devastation seemed total. things couldn't p

a good example of the marketing of a diagnosis would be the depression diagnosis specifically major depression and then i had sixty's and seventy's anxiety was the big diagnosis everybody had some kind of and was i had a disorder and the drug class for treating anxiety disorders was ready to hand it was the benzodiazepines that is a drug plastic librium and valley grown men some of the big drug users were once. there that are in fact called anxiolytics ok. and with drug companies marketing to minnesota has opinions but they market it was a diety so that physicians were encouraged in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's to see anxiety when a patient comes in and sits down and the patient's been a little bit weepy and tired but is also nervous and anxious well you've got anxiety disorder we're going to prescribe value ok and then what happened in the one nine hundred eighty s. was that the benzodiazepines librium in value started to be associated with addictiveness and both the public and the physicians fled from them in panic thinking by god we don't want to put our patients on drugs tha

the depression proved this.predicted strong government intervention such as tax cuts and spending programs would restore prosperity. this seemed to be happening during world war ii. by 1945, many people accepted keynesian theories, but were reluctant to see them legislated. to bridge this gap between economics and politics, a council of economic advisers was suggested. the question remained where to put this new body. we put it in the executive office of the president, which tied it up to presidential power and fit it into the basic idea that the president is the manager of economic affairs. while conservatives and liberals debated in congress, a weary president died. the nation mourned franklin roosevelt and wondered about its new leader, the unknown, uncharismatic harry truman. for all his supposed shortcomings, the new president had common-sense ideas on unemployment. leon keyserling, original member, council of economic advisers, recalls. truman was asked, "when is unemployment too high?" he said it depends

that depression was a was a rare. disorder in japan and they didn't diagnose it often and what pharma did was it lobbied the japanese government in moralizing rhetoric to say that they were mistreating japanese patients and then they sponsored. campaign to try and reduce the reduce the feelings of shame that a japanese person might have if they felt sad or they felt they felt depressed they felt something not right and they might otherwise stay home and not go to the doctor so the n.t. stigma campaign was there to help normal law and mental illness and there were. there were interviews with with celebrities and t.v. personalities and there were articles sponsored and placed in the newspapers to try and similarly arise people with the idea of depression even the very word depression in japan on silvio was a word that stood for major depression and so they built an ad campaign a slogan that would make it feel more comfortable for people because of people heard that word depression would soon be oh it meant it then somet

depressions would cure themselves.n labor was unemployed, all labor had to do was accept lower wages. businesses would be happy to rehire them, and prosperity would soon return. underlying this view was say's law, after the 19th-century economist, j.b. say. what did say say? he said that, in total, supply always creates its own demand. there can never be long-lasting overproduction since each good is either demanded by ourselves or is used to demand some other good. in the early part of this century, a businessman might produce 2000 ladies' bonnets. what does he do with these bonnets? he gives one to his wife, he exchanges the rest for other goods. he buys a stove, a car, candy. this is the big point. these added bonnets represent added demand for other goods-- stoves, cars, candy. demand is nothing more than one set of goods being offered in exchange for another. say admitted there could be temporary problems with this. there might be overproduction of a particular good. also, money could be a problem. a collapse of c

samadi, what is seasonal depression? out and it's ice and snow and gloomy and dark -- >> you said it. depression syndrome comes in when every two days like we have. winter storms and you get locked up in a dark, cloudy, no sun. so, the result, your hormones are out of sync. your vitamin d is low and you're not getting enough light. a real entity. for a long time there was a debate if this is a real depression or not. poor concentration, really not feeling well, overeating mostly carbohydrates and gaining weight and you come out in march and you're 20 pounds heavier. it's a real depression and i think people should recognize this. this is different than just not feeling like going to work. they have the crying spells and they are depressed and don't want to socialize with other people. before you jump into all the medications, there are so many herbals that you can take. one of them is this hydroxy t p tryptoph tryptophan. boost your serotonin and make you feel better. the light therapy. light therapy and i'll post all th

what was the great depression costing the american economy? in part by the auto industry, the economy grew rapidly in the 1920s, generating more jobs, more income, and more free time. as long as the factories were humming, there was little concern about how well the nation was doing economically. but when the bottom dropped out in 1929, congress wanted to find out how bad things actually were. as lawmakers passed new deal programs to end the depression, senator robert lafollette wanted to measure the nation's economy. the greatest economic crisis in our history is a grave national emergency, which makes it imperative that we fight the depression on all fronts. congress must formulate a sound program to this end. lafollette's senate resolution directed the commerce department to estimate national income for the three previous years. dr. carol carson has studied the developments of national income accounts during the depression. you could look down your block and see that people were unemployed, but they didn't know what was happening nationwide

that means people are suffering from seasonal depression. doctor, what is seasonal depression? >> it comes in the winter and it's great. ice and snow and gloomy and dark. >> you said it. seasonal depression comes in when every two weeks we have winter storms and you are locked up in a dark and cloudy area with no sun. your hormones are out synch. for a long time there was a debate whether it was a rel depression or not. we have the seasonal disorder. not feeling well and overeating mostly carbs and gaining weight. you come out in march and you are 20 pounds heavier. it's a real depression and think people should recognize this. this is just not feeling like going to work. these people have crying spells and they are not social with other people. before you jump into the medications like prozac and zoloft, one is a i hhydroxy tryptophan. the best treatment is the light therapy. light therapy. northern light technology is the that you put on your desk after working and the light hits you a half hour every day for about five days and you feel much better. there a lot of things we

. >> my sister was kind of getting depressed off and on, she had had down times. i knew that dorothy was on medication and she was on an anti-depressant. >> on the night of march 13th, 1991, corporal davis was having drinks at a bar with his friends. he called his wife and she sounded despondent, so he left his friends and went home. when he entered the bedroom. he found a horrifying sight. dorothy was dead. a.22 pistol in her hands. >> mrs. davis is lying on the bed with the covers up to her stomach, she appears the to have a gun shot wound to her right temple. >> it was believed that there was no forced entry in the house. and the davis' children were asleep in the bedroom, whatever happened did not wake them up. there was no evidence of an argument, or altercation. >> what it looked like is that dorothy was literally lying in bed as if she were sleeping. >> in the bedroom, investigators found a bottle of anti-depressants and three sealed envelopes. one was addressed to her husband chris. >> my darling love, as said many times, it's the coward's way out. so i'm

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the crash pushed the country into the great depression.cans suffered from an economy grinding down, money in circulation drying up. workers lost their jobs and withdrew their savings. loans weren't made to industry. many losses couldn't be recovered. people weren't buying new homes or cars. they were lucky to keep what they had. the economy hurt the banks, and the banks hurt the economy. historian eugene white explains. banks' problems began to feed the fires of the depression through a multiple credit contraction. once a bank ceased to make a lot of loans, when it began increasing its reserves, not making new loans to new customers, an increasing number of businesses began to fail. businesses couldn't pay back their loans. many banks found their loans weaker, and they contracted even further. so it was a slow unwinding of the financial system. what was the federal reserve doing? the fed was supposed to engage in a countercyclical policy to counteract trends in the economy. but instead, it, at the beginning, began to play a very neutral ro

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in two thousand and thirteen was the sixth consecutive year of depression for greece. their economy maybe three percent this past year and it's going to grow zero point six percent next year so when you look at that in the grand scheme of things when twenty percent of the people are unemployed sixty one point four percent of youth unemployment pulled the show. number two i mean it's all relative relative to the exact so the real question i think this is what the comment i was getting into is what's going to happen over the long term especially when you look at greek cost compared to turkish cost or he's basically saying is the euro is a straight jacket for greece the only way out is through internal devaluation the so-called you know collapsing of wages and prices and that's really a depression how much longer can that go on with this sort of like almost no growth situation with people protesting getting riled up about what do you think. they're wrong i think the ripple i think eventually you're going to see some serious political action. or other parties are going to

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million,n, another 2 avoid or delay treatment for depression. again, people can die from depression. they can become suicidal and they can kill themselves. this is terrible. treatment for sexually transmitted diseases -- do we really want people not to get treated for those diseases because they are afraid that that information will not stay , so having an electronic record system that reveals everything that -- really causes harm to people. the harm is not just not giving treatment but the worst harm is the violation of the relationship with the doctor. when you are sick, when you are hurting, you need to be able to trust somebody. if that doctor has an electronic record system that sells your data, and many do, then what? who do you trust? control whole to knows the most sensitive things about you -- that is a human need. that is a human right, to need to be able to decide who knows what about you. that is very important. today's electronic health system completely eliminates our ability to decide who we share things with. and who knows all ab

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why a growing number are depressed. >> we begin with a victory for gay rights. privileges will be extended. eric holder is directing employees to gave gay married couples full and equal recognition. >> i am proud to announce that the justice department is taking additional steps to further advance the fundamental truth and to give meaning to the windsor decision. i will issue a policy memorandum on monday. that will formally strct all justice department employees to give lawful same s marriages full and qul recognition. >> here is what he is proposing: >> this includes advice dags, furnitures and compassionate release. couples must be legally married. it applies to states that do not recognise quay yupions. >> the united nations says it will keep trying to keep those trapped. >> the u.n.'s head of humanitarian affairs is disappointed. >> the aid workers were trying to hand out supplies in oms. shelling -- homs. shelling and gunfire stopped their work. >> it took most of the day for the convoys to get into homs, only to come under fire as soon as they arrived. >>