It affected the monetary status of people across all income levels. Many investors had invested huge amounts of money in the stock market owing to the bull run in the year 2007. when the markets crashed in 2008 they lost more than 50% of their investments or more which essentially burnt a big hole in all their pockets. not
When there is a Stock Market crash, many people who have invested in stock will have less money, and many businesses will also have less money because they will not be able to raise very much capital by selling their stock. And when people or businesses have less money they spend less money, and the lack of spending affects all businesses, even those that are not directly affected by the fall in stock prices. Less spending means less business. And less business means that people will be laid off. And people who are laid off will have even less money, and therefore will do even less spending. You see how that works?
Some examples here:
Unemployment rates increases by 25%
Loss of homes.
Small family businesses closed due to lack of consumer spending.
Taxes increased by 50%
Money supply decreased by 31%
Well it lost jobs and created the great depression.
people acted sad because they lost there jobs
Booms usually lead to a Stock Market Crash over time.
Stock Market Crash
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The term "stock market crash" means the prices dropped so low and so quickly, they were basically worthless. The crash caused panic among investors. The market didn't physically crash into anything.
The 1929 market crash affected every state, including Georgia. Georgia had it especially rough since its cotton fields were also plagued by the boll weaver bug which caused cotton production to fall and prices to decline.
the country entered into a depression
Many banks were closed
Yes
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People lost money and went into debt.
AD is reduced and so is GDP
When the stock market crashed many Americans faced problems. Problems such as homeless, being poor, jobless, ect. The crash was indeed very bad for America.
1929 is most remembered for the stock market crash signalling the start of the great depression.
Booms usually lead to a Stock Market Crash over time.
It collapsed as frightened depositors raced to withdraw their money. ~Novanet :)
because american investors who were loaning to germany began pulling money out of germany and to invest in the stock market
Stock Market Crash