Likewise Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz delegate a mere footnote to Smoot-Hawley in their massive treatise, A Monetary History of the United States, 1867â1960. To his credit Austrian economist Murray Rothbard at least devotes one and a half pages to the tariff in Americaâs Great Depression.
'Baby brain' is a stereotype and all in the mind, the Mail Online reports. The headline is prompted by a US study that aimed to see if baby brain (aka mumnesia) â alleged memory lapses and problems with concentration during pregnancy â is a real phenomenon or just a myth. The study recruited 21 women in the third trimester of pregnancy.
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