NovaNET Answer: investments in new plants.
the Great Depression
Late 1930s or early 1940s
The Great Depression.
The stock market crashed in 1929 which was a cause of the Great Depression.
Specifically, this varies by country, but in general, 1929-1933 was a period of economic collapse where the world levels of GNP fell between 10-70% in most places in the world. The collapse was worst for regions dependent on staple production and trade or who depended on investment from the U.S.
The Great Depression caused many people to get a decrease in pay, lose their jobs, and business to collapse because of the worldwide economic downturn starting in 1929 in which the stock market suddenly crashed.
great depression
Inestments in new plants
the Great Depression
I think that the economic pressures(some of them) would be the same. bull market......yes!
September of 1929. Reffered to as "Black September".
The period from 1929-1941 was known as the Great Depression, the worst economic disaster in America history.
The period from 1929-1941 was known as the Great Depression, the worst economic disaster in America history.
The Great Depression
yes they did!
The automobile industry grew from 500 million before World War 1 to 3 billion in 1929. This growth was fueled by increasing consumer demand for cars, advancements in production methods like assembly lines, and the economic prosperity of the "Roaring Twenties."
Generally speaking the US economy had not yet fully recovered from the Great Depression that began in 1929.