What economic problems did the u.s. face after world war 1?

Answer 1

Due to the cost of WWI for all the countries involved many didn't have enough money to pay back countries that they had borrowed from during the war. Each country involved had their own war debt to pay and in Germany's case not only their own debt but the debt of all other European contries due to the agreement in the Treaty of Versailles. During this period of time in history the Industrial Revolution tied many countries, especially those that were Imperialists, together. In a sense the beginning of the global economy had began. This type of economy ties each country in the global economy together and therefore when one countries economy is suffering a domino type of effect occures, and each country tied to the affected economy will suffer in some way.

Answer 2

The Great Depression hit the US in the decade following World War I. It started in August 1929 but the effects werenÕt widely felt until Black Tuesday in October 1929 when the Stock Market crashed.

Answer 3

The predominate problem with the US economy post World War Two was that it became difficult to meet the economic demands created from nations' economies that had been destroyed by World War Two.

Answer 4

The post World War Two economy in the United States brought forth a volume of great growth. Product demands from European countries for products were enormous. What some of these countries could not buy because the war had crippled their economies were sometimes loaned to them by the US. Post war began the so-called baby boom. This was possible because employment and industry and farms were all doing well. The idea that there were any significant economic problems is false. I emphasize the term "significant".

Answer 5

depression, influenza, red scare