Lol!!
Gee, this sounds familiar, since it’s exactly what I told you that Friedman and Schwartz wrote in their “A Monetary History of the United States” and the lesson that Bernanke took from the book:
“In A Monetary History of the United States, Friedman argued that the economy was strong in the 1920s until the year 1929 when a typical economic downturn occurred.
He believed that the economic recession turned into a depression because the Federal Reserve did not print enough money between 1930 and 1933.
Friedman and Ben Bernanke essentially blame the Great Depression on the Federal Reserve’s failure to inflate the money supply.”
So you either don’t read posts, or you do and you haven’t the faintest idea what the words mean.
Apparently your problem is reading comprehension, or you would have noticed that your own citation makes exactly the same point that I had already made, and that both argue against your idea that Fed “intervention” caused the Depression when in fact their criticism is the opposite, that the Fed failed to intervene when they should have.