We have seen how the tenor of the times fluctuates rapidly, from the complacency of the 1950s to the radicalism of the 1960s, through the go-go '80s and the optimistic '90s. How much of this fluctuation can be accounted for in economic terms? Is the "tenor of the times" a function of the strength or weakness of the economy?

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We Have Seen How the Tenor of the Times Fluctuates