"It was a lack of system that made the '30s Depression as inevitable as all others previously suffered"

This quote by Carroll O'Connor suggests that the Great Depression of the 1930s was an inevitable occasion due to a lack of system. This indicates that the economic decline was caused by an absence of policy and oversight in the economy. The absence of a system to make sure that the economy was working correctly which people were not making the most of the system led to the Great Depression. This quote suggests that the Great Depression was an inescapable occasion due to the absence of a system to control the economy. This lack of system enabled individuals to take advantage of the system and caused the economy to suffer. The quote indicates that if a system had actually remained in location, the Great Depression could have been avoided. This quote acts as a suggestion that a system is essential to make sure that the economy is working properly which people are not benefiting from the system.