The Economic Situation Clarified -111/155- Framed
Dr. Seuss drew The Economic Situation Clarified in 1975 right after President Ford addressed the nation to say: “I must say to you that the state of the union is not good. Millions are out of work; recession and inflation are eroding the money of millions more.” The New York Times ran a full-page image of The Economic Situation Clarified with Ted’s poem “Uppers & Downers,” plus these words: “Dr. Seuss says it’s been 17 years since he last addressed himself to adults and he does so now as he is plain worried about the economy.”
Released in 2002
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The Economic Situation Clarified -111/155- Framed
Dr. Seuss drew The Economic Situation Clarified in 1975 right after President Ford addressed the nation to say: “I must say to you that the state of the union is not good. Millions are out of work; recession and inflation are eroding the money of millions more.” The New York Times ran a full-page image of The Economic Situation Clarified with Ted’s poem “Uppers & Downers,” plus these words: “Dr. Seuss says it’s been 17 years since he last addressed himself to adults and he does so now as he is plain worried about the economy.”
Released in 2002
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Dr. Seuss drew The Economic Situation Clarified in 1975 right after President Ford addressed the nation to say: “I must say to you that the state of the union is not good. Millions are out of work; recession and inflation are eroding the money of millions more.” The New York Times ran a full-page image of The Economic Situation Clarified with Ted’s poem “Uppers & Downers,” plus these words: “Dr. Seuss says it’s been 17 years since he last addressed himself to adults and he does so now as he is plain worried about the economy.”
Released in 2002
