France and Britain
France and Britain
Because most countries spent most of there money in the war effort
Alexander Hamilton was the first to have a deficit when he borrowed money to fund the Revolutionary War, but a pattern of deficit spending began with President Roosevelt borrowing money because of the Great Depression. It continued during World War 2 and gross public debt escalated in the 1980's.
National debt refers to the total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed and owes to creditors. Throughout history, nations have accrued debt to finance wars, stimulate economies, and address crises. For example, in the aftermath of World War II, many countries significantly increased their national debt to rebuild their economies. The management and implications of national debt continue to shape economic policies and discussions worldwide.
he countries which was effected economically after the war was: France, Nazi Germany and the United Kingdom. Most all countries in Europe which contributed or was involved the war suffered economically.
Agriculture, dropped 50% during that year.
borrowed more money
Congress passed the War Revenue Act of 1917. The Government borrowed money to pay for the war.
Deficit Spending
War costs a lot of money. They are not free.
Borrowed more money.
borrowed more money
because they borrowed money from US to pay for war stuff
They borrowed money form France and Spain.
The conclusion of the World War One was that Germany had to give the Allies money to pay for all the damages to their countries.
our coutryside and industries hadn't been ruined by years of war and bombardment. plus many European nations owed the US for money and supplies they borrowed during the war.
They borrowed it, and then created a 20 year tax to pay it off. It was called the Income Tax. Go figure.
after the 1 world war Germany had very little money and were bullied by other countries. When the Nazis went into power they started taking over countries like Austria. Then the war started