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The Great Depression(经济大萧条)started onOctober 24th, 1929. This day is also known as “BlackThursday. " It was a very difficult time in America. Itcauses wide spread losses of jobs and homes, andhunger. Businesses closed and farmers could not makeenough money to keep their farms. About...
The-Great-Depression-美国经济大萧条.ppt,The Great DepressionThe Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic depression in the decade preceding WWⅡ. The timing of the Great Depression varied across nations, but in most countries it started in about
Causes of the Great Depression The Great Depression was caused by a combination of several factors. One primary cause was the stock market crash of 1929. This crash led to a massive decline in consumer confidence, which led to widespread panic and the hoarding of money. Other factors that con...
The Depression Begins 大萧条开始了 The American economy quickly slipped into recession and thenplummetedheadlong into the greatest depression the nation had ever experienced. The Great Depression in the United States had a widespreadrippleeffect throughout the world, soon leading to economic stagnation ...
If you compare what's going on today towhat happened in the late 1920s just prior to the Great Depression,there's a very striking resemblance. So,it doesn't matter how much money the Fedprints. 你看看今天的情况和大萧条前的1920年代比较,两者有极为惊人的相似之处。所以,FED印再多钞票也毫无...
Holdingmoneybecameprofitableaspricesdroppedlowerandagivenamountofmoneyboughtevermoregoods,exacerbatingthedropindemand.MonetaristsbelievethattheGreatDepressionstartedasanordinaryrecession,buttheshrinkingofthemoneysupplygreatlyexacerbatedtheeconomicsituation,causingarecessiontodescendintotheGreatDepression....
【题目】During the Great Depression, food and moneywere extremely short and bartering(以物易物)was used.One day, I was buying some early potatoes from Mr. Miller__36 I noticed a small poor boy_ 37_ staring at a basket of greenpeas. To my surprise, Mr. Miller sold the boya bag of ...
People without money could not buy goods. So more businesses closed. More and more people lost their jobs. By 1932, more than 12 million Americans were jobless. Millions more were earning barely enough to live on. The country was in a great depression they had never experienced before. ...
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