"The 'Super Line' provides more job opportunities for citizens, and this is neither an empty promise nor a joke."
The initial logic of the 'economic crisis' was this:
Wealth was concentrated in the hands of a few capitalists, leaving citizens without money to consume or purchase goods.
This resulted in capitalists possessing goods they couldn't sell, and they couldn't give them away for free either, as this would lead to even more unsold goods.
If citizens could receive goods for free, who would still buy them with money?
Hence, capitalists had no choice but to dump unsellable milk and destroy products, leading to mass layoffs and even bankruptcy.
Meanwhile, citizens were starving due to a lack of goods.
Buyers and sellers were at an impasse, like a rusted machine stuck at a certain point unable to move.
What was needed at this time was a bit of lubricant.
Roosevelt's New Deal built 250,000 miles of highway.
