The document discusses the Great Depression of the 1930s. It began with the crash of the New York stock market in the United States and spread globally. During the 1920s, US companies produced more than the market could consume due to easy credit. When investors started selling off shares due to company losses, consumption declined sharply. This led to widespread business closures and high unemployment. Both industrialized nations and poorer countries were devastated by the economic crisis, the worst of the 20th century.
The document discusses the Great Depression of the 1930s. It began with the crash of the New York stock market in the United States and spread globally. During the 1920s, US companies produced more than the market could consume due to easy credit. When investors started selling off shares due to company losses, consumption declined sharply. This led to widespread business closures and high unemployment. Both industrialized nations and poorer countries were devastated by the economic crisis, the worst of the 20th century.
The document discusses the Great Depression of the 1930s. It began with the crash of the New York stock market in the United States and spread globally. During the 1920s, US companies produced more than the market could consume due to easy credit. When investors started selling off shares due to company losses, consumption declined sharply. This led to widespread business closures and high unemployment. Both industrialized nations and poorer countries were devastated by the economic crisis, the worst of the 20th century.
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1. What was the Great Depression of 1930? It affected most of the world's countries, from the most industrialized to the poorest, and became the most severe economic recession of the 20th century. The Great Depression produced an economy in constant since the Industrial Revolution, globalized and characterized. Although it began with the crash of the New York stock market in the United States, its effects spread to the rest of the countries.
2. What caused this economical misbalance?
During the decade of the United States, they had a great economic development. Meanwhile, companies, favored by a credit system, began to produce more than the market could consume. Faced with rumors of the losses of companies, whose shares had reached very high values in previous years, investors tried to get rid of the shares.
3. Who were affected by this circumstance?
The consumption of industrialized goods was reduced, this led to the closure of many companies affected by the lack of demand. The European countries that received credits from the United States stopped doing so. The terms of the capitalist economy were reconsidered as the intervention of the States was needed to reactivate the economy.
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