Government spending at all levels-federal, state, and local-has increased significantly over the years.
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In the Great Depression which devastated the economy from 1929-1940. Unemployment peaked at 25 percent, millions of people were homeless, and millions more were forced to leave their homes. The Great Depression and the Second World War led the federal government to turn to fiscal policy as a way of managing the economy and to bring us out of the depression.
Yes, since both died in 1934, right in the middle of the Great Depression.
The Great Depression ended in the late 30s. The Depression ended around when World War II began. Many believe WW2 helped end the Depression, since war materials and troops provided paying jobs to millions.
The Great Depression. Many people were unemployed, and almost everyone lost their jobs. It was a time of struggle. Since the economy is not doing so well these days, people describe it as the "Second Great Depression."
While the Great Depression of the 1930s severely hurt other industries, it did not affect the pulp and paper industry as much since paper was being used in new ways throughout the economy