Korea and Russia where examples of this, in fact russia had economic growth!
the Soviet Union
The country which was the least affected by the great depression was Japan. Its economy only declined by about 8 percent and they also were quick to implement the Keynesian economic policies.
they didn't get money- at least not as much
great depression affected most nations as its epicentre was USA which was the largest and most productive economy at that time. the stock prices at wall street fell like house of cards and the investors incurred huge losses . Russia was least affected by this as its trade was not dependent on USA and because of the success of its five year plans.
Germany. With the depression came the rise of the NAZI party and the outbreak of the Second World War. Without Germany there would have been no major conflict in the 2nd half of the century. The Soviets would not have been able to dominate Eastern Europe as much as they did. Maybe an arms race, maybe not... It goes on and on.
No more than usual, at least in the US.
The Great Depression (if that's what you are referring to) began with the stockmarket crash of October 1929. It persisted at least until 1933, though there is disagreement over when it ended.
they didn't get money- at least not as much
The country that was least affected by the Mongols was: TURKEY OR UKRAINE
great depression affected most nations as its epicentre was USA which was the largest and most productive economy at that time. the stock prices at wall street fell like house of cards and the investors incurred huge losses . Russia was least affected by this as its trade was not dependent on USA and because of the success of its five year plans.
Germany. With the depression came the rise of the NAZI party and the outbreak of the Second World War. Without Germany there would have been no major conflict in the 2nd half of the century. The Soviets would not have been able to dominate Eastern Europe as much as they did. Maybe an arms race, maybe not... It goes on and on.
No more than usual, at least in the US.
Assuming the "least affected" is referring to Pre-Colonial African Civilizations, Great Zimbabwe was least affected because it is most distant from Islamic North Africa and relatively isolated from Muslims on the East African Coast.
During the Great Depression, the highest-paying jobs were typically in industries that were least affected by the economic downturn, such as healthcare, utilities, and government positions. Industries like banking and finance also continued to offer relatively high salaries compared to other sectors.
The USSR was one of the least affected countries in the world by the depression, but what little effects they did feel were cancelled out by military expansion and the Five Years Plan, which created a lot jobs and excelled their economy.
It was during the Great Depression, a few years after World War 1 ended that millions of Germans became unemployed. However, the Great Depression affected the entire human population in at least some way. It left a great majority of people poor and with very little hope.
An economic depression is a sustained, long-term downturn in economic activity in one or more economy. An obvious example is the U.S. Great Depression.
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The Great Depression (if that's what you are referring to) began with the stockmarket crash of October 1929. It persisted at least until 1933, though there is disagreement over when it ended.