Posted on 04/05/2025 7:40:43 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Edited on 04/05/2025 8:14:39 PM PDT by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
Also, if all tariffs do is raise prices to consumers, why are all the governments, not consumers, up in arms?
Thank you!
“Other Countries Seem to Like Tariffs. So Why Are People Opposed to Trump’s Tariffs?”
Other Countries Seem to Like Tariffs. So Why are the Democrats opposed to Trump’s Tariffs?
They are opposed to anything that could MAGA.
All the data is in NATIONAL SUIDICE: MILITARY AID TO THE SOVIET UNION and THE BEST ENEMY MONEY CAN BUY.
All of this happened rapidly in the 1933-1939 time frame, from the time FDR recognized the Bolshevik government until just before Germany invaded the USSR. Very opportune timing. Meanwhile our jobless rate was over 24%.
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Unemployment during the great depression - Economics Help
The U.S. unemployment rate reached its peak during the Great Depression in 1933, with 24.9% of the workforce jobless. By 1939, the unemployment rate had decreased significantly, but still remained above pre-depression levels.
Here’s a more detailed look at the unemployment rates during this period:
1933:
The unemployment rate peaked at 24.9%.
This translated to 12.83 million unemployed people.
1934:
The unemployment rate began to decline, reaching 21.7%.
1935:
The unemployment rate further decreased to 20.1%.
1936:
The unemployment rate continued to fall, reaching 16.9%.
1937-1939:
While the unemployment rate continued to decrease, it remained above the pre-Depression levels.
The unemployment rate was around 15% in January 1936.
The outbreak of World War II in 1939 significantly impacted the labor market, drawing millions into the military and eventually leading to a decrease in unemployment.
Historical U.S. Unemployment Rate by Year - Investopedia
Investopedia
Great Depression Facts - FDR Presidential Library & Museum
How high was unemployment during the Great Depression? At the height of the Depression in 1933, 24.9% of the total work force or 1...
FDR Library
Great Depression in the United States - Wikipedia
Unemployment fell by two-thirds in Roosevelt’s first term (from 25% to 9%, 1933–1937). The second set of reforms launched by the R...
Wikipedia”
AI responses may include mistakes.
All the data is in NATIONAL SUIDICE: MILITARY AID TO THE SOVIET UNION and THE BEST ENEMY MONEY CAN BUY.
All of this happened rapidly in the 1933-1939 time frame, from the time FDR recognized the Bolshevik government until just before Germany invaded the USSR. Very opportune timing. Meanwhile our jobless rate was over 24%.
Ran a quick AI query in Google:
“AI Overview
Learn more
Unemployment during the great depression - Economics Help
The U.S. unemployment rate reached its peak during the Great Depression in 1933, with 24.9% of the workforce jobless. By 1939, the unemployment rate had decreased significantly, but still remained above pre-depression levels.
Here’s a more detailed look at the unemployment rates during this period:
1933:
The unemployment rate peaked at 24.9%.
This translated to 12.83 million unemployed people.
1934:
The unemployment rate began to decline, reaching 21.7%.
1935:
The unemployment rate further decreased to 20.1%.
1936:
The unemployment rate continued to fall, reaching 16.9%.
1937-1939:
While the unemployment rate continued to decrease, it remained above the pre-Depression levels.
The unemployment rate was around 15% in January 1936.
The outbreak of World War II in 1939 significantly impacted the labor market, drawing millions into the military and eventually leading to a decrease in unemployment.
Historical U.S. Unemployment Rate by Year - Investopedia
Investopedia
Great Depression Facts - FDR Presidential Library & Museum
How high was unemployment during the Great Depression? At the height of the Depression in 1933, 24.9% of the total work force or 1...
FDR Library
Great Depression in the United States - Wikipedia
Unemployment fell by two-thirds in Roosevelt’s first term (from 25% to 9%, 1933–1937). The second set of reforms launched by the R...
Wikipedia”
AI responses may include mistakes.
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