policies for recovery 1924-28 Flashcards

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October 1923 - Mark…

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withdrawn and replaced by Rentenmark (temporary measure)

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2
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Hjalmar schacht

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  • oversaw introduction of rentenmark
  • made president of reichsbank in December 1923
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3
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august 1924

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rentenmark changed to Reichsmark (RM)

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4
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gov used emergency decrees

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-control rents
- wages
- prices
help stabilise currency

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5
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nickname stresseman

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architect of Germany’s economic recovery

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6
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1924 bankruptcies

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1924 : more bankruptcies than in the previous 5 years altogether

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7
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surviving big businesses began to form

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cartels whose fixed prices helped stabilise economy

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8
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chemical industry 1925 vs 1913 vs 1930

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by 1925 chemical industry making 1/3 more than in 1913 , and almost two thirds more by 1930

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9
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exports w germany’s admission into the League of Nations

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German exports went back to their 1913 levels of 10 billion marks by 1926 , and by 1929 exports were 34% higher than in 1913

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10
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1920’s agricultural workers

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between 1/3 and 1/4 of all workers agricultural workers

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11
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big landowners eg president Hindenburg

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had political influence that enabled them to block land reforms where they did not work in their interest

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12
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1918 Reich settlement law

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made landowners sell land to the government to be redistributed among their poorest tenants

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13
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government spend heavily

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  • subsidised grain production
  • subsidised industry
  • spent heavily on social welfare , providing housing and benefits for the poorest
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