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Chapter 23.1 A Prosperous Nation
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Review: Describe the economy of the 1920’s. Query: What did Americans assume about the economy?
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Hoover – A Symbol of America! Symbol of success Rugged Individualism Economic Darwinism?
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Stock Market Boom Stock = shares in corp. Company profit = dividend 1921 – 1929 = bull market Impact Bestseller
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Query Would you play the stock market today?
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Stock Market Growth
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How It Works Dow Jones IA– average stock price of major industries Buy stock = – Price – Dow Sell stock – – Price – Dow
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Buying on Margin Pay a little up front… … and borrow the rest Stock goes up Stock goes down 1921 – 1929 Reality
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Danger Signs 1. Unequal distribution of wealth 2. Speculation 3. Personal Debt 4. Overproduction
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Query Did any of the danger signs exist in the Great Recession?
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Chapter 23.2 The Great Crash
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Economic Cycle Expansion Peak Contraction Trough
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Economic Cycle – Over Time
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Countdown… September 1929 Black Thursday (10/24/29) Government Response Bank Response
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The Great Crash Market falls…again Black Tuesday (10/29) = Massive selling off Prices fall steeply Loss = $14 billion Weeks to Months Overall = $40 billion
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Black Thursday The Great Crash Black Tuesday Banks Buy Stock
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Great Crash - 1929
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Great Crash – 1987
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Negative Business Cycle No money to invest Businesses Lose Money People Lose Jobs No money to spend Buy fewer products
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International Problems WWI Loans Hawley Smoot Tariff Stagnation!
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Bank Problems
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Impact Social Impact
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Marches Public Demands Republican Response Bonus March Hoover Response Public Response B
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Too Little, Too Late Mid-term woes Response: 1. Public Works 2. Reconstruction Finance Corp. 3. Federal Home Loan Bank Act But NO HANDOUTS!
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And Along Comes FDR Happy Days Are Here Again! Happy Days Are Here Again! Roosevelt campaign song New Ideas… Provides hope
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