New York stock market crash of 1929

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• Princes of the Yen whole source · open book

  The fallout from the New York stock market crash of 1929 was borderless. Worldwide, distressed banks withdrew their loans, bankrupting large proportions of the corporate sector and choking off demand, which led to deflation and large-scale unemployment.

  chapter: 2. The Total War Economy

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• The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve pp. 515-519 · open book

  There is no better illustration of that law than the Crash of 1929

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