mass production of consumer goods

higher wages and increased purchasing power

Easy Home loans provided by banks

Increased imports and decreased exports

Taxes were reduced

People could travel far to get to work

it helped to increase employment through road making and constructing gas stations

Henry Ford increased wages to employ people in order to produce more cars

The Ford Model was copied, creating more factories and more jobs

Europe had incurred a lot of debt during the war and had to return the money

Europe depended on USA for loans to recover

Germany faced a hyperinflation and its currency was greatly devalued

Unemployment was rampant, creating a feeling of anxiety and uncertainty

overproduction of consumer goods and a gradual decrease in their demands

Purchase of goods and homes on a credit system and loans

Overproduction of agricultural goods creating a glut

Intense speculation in purchase and sale of stocks.

factories shut down and they lost their jobs

With almost no cash in hand they could not repay loans

houses were mortgaged or sold

Farmers could not harvest their crops and allowed them to rot

decreased circulation of cash

Increased stockpiling of goods and grain

Large scale employment

fall in prices.