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The Great Depression represented capitalism's most severe crisis, devastating economies worldwide and generating unemployment, poverty, and political instability that challenged democratic governance and international cooperation. Beginning with Wall Street's 1929 crash, the depression exposed financial system vulnerabilities, triggered protectionist trade wars, and forced governments to reconsider laissez-faire orthodoxy. This history examines how the crisis unfolded, why recovery proved so difficult, and what policy debates reveal about managing economic catastrophe. Drawing on government reports, banking records, personal testimonies, and economic data, the narrative traces the depression's cascading failures. Stock market speculation created unsustainable valuations. Bank failures destroyed savings and contracted credit. International gold standard transmitted deflation globally while constraining monetary responses. Falling prices and wages created debt burdens and reduced purchasing power. Unemployment reached unprecedented levels—25 percent in the United States, higher in Germany. Agricultural commodity collapse devastated rural communities. Hoovervilles symbolized widespread destitution. The book explores varied national responses. Britain abandoned gold standard early, enabling modest recovery. Germany's Weimar collapse facilitated Nazi rise. France maintained gold standard longer, prolonging stagnation. Roosevelt's New Deal experimented with unprecedented federal intervention—banking regulation, agricultural supports, public works programs, labor protections, social security. Keynesian economics challenged balanced budget orthodoxy, advocating deficit spending during downturns.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Great Depression represented capitalism's most severe crisis, devastating economies worldwide and generating unemployment, poverty, and political instability that challenged democratic governance and international cooperation. Beginning with Wall Street's 1929 crash, the depression exposed financial system vulnerabilities, triggered protectionist trade wars, and forced governments to reconsider laissez-faire orthodoxy. This history examines how the crisis unfolded, why recovery proved so difficult, and what policy debates reveal about managing economic catastrophe.Drawing on government reports, banking records, personal testimonies, and economic data, the narrative traces the depression's cascading failures. Stock market speculation created unsustainable valuations. Bank failures destroyed savings and contracted credit. International gold standard transmitted deflation globally while constraining monetary responses. Falling prices and wages created debt burdens and reduced purchasing power. Unemployment reached unprecedented levels-25 percent in the United States, higher in Germany. Agricultural commodity collapse devastated rural communities. Hoovervilles symbolized widespread destitution.The book explores varied national responses. Britain abandoned gold standard early, enabling modest recovery. Germany's Weimar collapse facilitated Nazi rise. France maintained gold standard longer, prolonging stagnation. Roosevelt's New Deal experimented with unprecedented federal intervention-banking regulation, agricultural supports, public works programs, labor protections, social security. Keynesian economics challenged balanced budget orthodoxy, advocating deficit spending during downturns. 232 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783565251131
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Great Depression represented capitalism's most severe crisis, devastating economies worldwide and generating unemployment, poverty, and political instability that challenged democratic governance and international cooperation. Beginning with Wall Street's 1929 crash, the depression exposed financial system vulnerabilities, triggered protectionist trade wars, and forced governments to reconsider laissez-faire orthodoxy. This history examines how the crisis unfolded, why recovery proved so difficult, and what policy debates reveal about managing economic catastrophe.Drawing on government reports, banking records, personal testimonies, and economic data, the narrative traces the depression's cascading failures. Stock market speculation created unsustainable valuations. Bank failures destroyed savings and contracted credit. International gold standard transmitted deflation globally while constraining monetary responses. Falling prices and wages created debt burdens and reduced purchasing power. Unemployment reached unprecedented levels-25 percent in the United States, higher in Germany. Agricultural commodity collapse devastated rural communities. Hoovervilles symbolized widespread destitution.The book explores varied national responses. Britain abandoned gold standard early, enabling modest recovery. Germany's Weimar collapse facilitated Nazi rise. France maintained gold standard longer, prolonging stagnation. Roosevelt's New Deal experimented with unprecedented federal intervention-banking regulation, agricultural supports, public works programs, labor protections, social security. Keynesian economics challenged balanced budget orthodoxy, advocating deficit spending during downturns. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783565251131
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