A war costs money it stimulating the economy was an after effect that could not be predicted reliably.
no
It was very much justified. Strategic bombing was the accurate bombing of Ports, Factories, and buildings that contributed to the German War Effort. It is true that the bombing had almost no effect on War Production. This is because Germany was forced to channel resources to the War Economy that would have otherwise gone to the soldiers. So in one form or another, it meant that Germany was stuck in an economic deadlock, whereas the Allies were increasing production every year.
The economy increased due to the devaluation of the coins.
amost destroyed american economy
the fact that they lost supportl or favor with several countries and the fact they lost, and some Japanese people died
It Cost the Australian economy $180 million dollars to get it back on its feet
A war costs money it stimulating the economy was an after effect that could not be predicted reliably.
The bombing of pearl harbor got the US into ww2
It affected the economy because the water was full of poo and pee and not a lot of the people in the economy like pee and poo so they got really angry and they said: i hate this pee and poo! so the economy was really angry! thats how it affected the economy...
reduce the population of the country
no
makes me feel all gassy and mad inside
I wanted to know what effect does Technical Colleges have on the economy
The bombing effected us in the ways of: -Americans became more aware of their suroundings. -we entered war.
That was the date that the nuclear age begun.
It was very much justified. Strategic bombing was the accurate bombing of Ports, Factories, and buildings that contributed to the German War Effort. It is true that the bombing had almost no effect on War Production. This is because Germany was forced to channel resources to the War Economy that would have otherwise gone to the soldiers. So in one form or another, it meant that Germany was stuck in an economic deadlock, whereas the Allies were increasing production every year.