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Title: The Great Depression


1
The Great Depression
  • 1930s

2
Circular Flow Model
  • Do Now As a class, complete the chart.
  • Business circular flow chart.docx

3
Ms. Sanyigos Roller Coaster Ride
  • The Business Cycle

4
Stock Market
  • In the 1920s
  • -What is stock?
  • -You are investing in a company
  • -The company uses the money to expand or grow.
  • How?

What does invest mean?
5
Stock Market
  • In the 1920s
  • -Buy on Margin when people buy stock they borrow
    20 or more of the money
  • Example-Stock is 10 you pay 2 and borrow 8
  • -Speculation taking a risk in the stock market

6
The Stock Market
  • In the 1930s
  • -October 24, 1929 stock prices start to drop so
    people start to sell their stock
  • -October 29, 1929 Black Tuesday a million
    shares are sold by November there is 30 billion
    in loses
  • Remember people OVERSPECULATED BUY ON MARGIN!

7
Who cares?????
  • If decrease stock then businesses have less money
    to invest!
  • How does this affect everything else?

8
Manufacturers/Business
  • In the 1920s
  • New inventions
  • Businesses are making things
  • Need workers
  • -unemployment is less than 4
  • BUT by 1925 everyone has what they need.SO

9
Manufacturers/Business
  • In the 1930s
  • Surplus leftover goods that are not selling
  • Where do you see surplus in a store?
  • -begin laying off workers or cutting pay
  • What is the difference between being laid off
    versus fired?
  • -Stock market crash hurts business
  • How does one business affect another?
  • Ex auto industry-if produce less than steel,
    glass, rubber companies produce less
  • -this effects the workers!

10
Workers
  • In the 1920s
  • -people spend after the war but much is paid for
    on credit-buy now, pay later
  • -pay decreased but prices are still high
  • -pay in installment plans in monthly payments
    for large items
  • What are examples of installment plans your
    parents have?

11
Workers
  • In the 1930s
  • -business decreases so workers take pay cuts or
    are laid off
  • -owe debt from credit cant pay back
  • -no unemployment insurance
  • -some families start living together
  • -unemployment hits 25 in 1933 approximately 13
    million people

Class example of 25- How would your daily life
change?
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13
Banks
  • In the 1920s
  • How do banks work????
  • -Only 20 of families have savings
  • -Rural (farm) banks suffer more than banks in
    city areas

14
Banks
  • In the 1930s
  • -Businesses, Farmers, Workers cant pay back
    their loans
  • -Banks lose money and close
  • -5,500 go under because they have no money to
    loan
  • -by 1933, 9 million savings accounts are gone

15
Farmers
  • In the 1920s
  • -decrease production (making things) after the
    war and Prohibition (no alcohol)
  • -have surplus (too much left over), crop prices
    low
  • -cant repay loans

16
Farmers
  • In the 1930s
  • -Dust Bowl drought in Midwest (no rain)
  • -lose farms because they cant repay their
    mortgage or debt from buying new equipment
  • -become migrant workers (move around) looking for
    work called Okies
  • -some become sharecroppers (share farms)

17
Women
  • In the 1930s
  • -husbands leave looking for work
  • -lose jobs to men
  • -try to hold the family structure together
  • -marriage rate divorce rate decreases
  • Why?

18
African Americans
  • In the 1930s
  • -increased discrimination due to competition for
    jobs
  • Scottsboro Boys wrongly accused of a crime on a
    train
  • -Showed discrimination in the justice system for
    African Americans
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