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A Cycle of Economic Depression

In the great depression, businesses lost a lot of money because they couldn’t sell all of their goods (overproduction) and because share prices dropped (because nobody wanted to invest)

Wall street carph of 1929 chart grapg of the dow crashing

This lead to fewer workers being employed by companies.

This lead to factory making less goods and so fewer goods were bought so companies made less money, as they made less money they had to lay off even more workers.

This caused a cycle of economic depression.



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