Golden Age - Economic Recovery Flashcards

1
Q

What year did industrial output reach 1913 levels?

A

1929

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2
Q

Which years did German economy shrink?

A

1928 & 1929

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3
Q

Define ‘cartels’

A

Small companies that work together to fix prices in a market

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4
Q

What % of Germany’s coal & steel production were cartels?

A

90%

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5
Q

How many Cartels by 1925?

A

3000

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6
Q

When did Germany introduce tariffs on imports?

A

1925

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7
Q

Define ‘tariffs’

A

Taxes on foreign goods entering the country

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8
Q

How many houses built in 1925?

A

178,930

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9
Q

How many houses built in 1926?

A

205,793

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10
Q

How many more houses built in 1925 than 1924?

A

70,000

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11
Q

Number of strikes in 1925

A

1708

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12
Q

Number of strikes in 1926

A

351

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13
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Number of strikes in 1928

A

739

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14
Q

Define ‘compulsory arbitration’

A

Industrial disputes would be settled by an independent party

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15
Q

Increase % real wages in 1927

A

9%

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16
Q

Increase % real wages in 1928

A

12%

17
Q

Unemployment % in 1926

A

10%

18
Q

Number of miners made redundant (1922-1925)

A

136,000

19
Q

Number of miners made redundant (1925-1929)

A

56,000

20
Q

Why did Farmers lose out in the ‘Golden Age’?

A
  • New technology reduced labour demand
  • 1925/26 global surplus dropped prices
  • Loans needed repayment from Hyperinflation