Great Depression
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Analyze how World War II pulled America out of the depths of the Great Depression.
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How WWII pulled America out of the Great Depression is determined.
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Ending of the depression
The government began heavy military spending in 1940, and started drafting millions of young men that year; by 1945 16 million had entered service. But that was not enough to absorb all the unemployed. During the war the government subsidized wages through cost-plus contracts. That is a business was paid in full for its costs, with a percentage profit margin added on. That meant the more wages paid the better, as the government would cover them plus a percentage. In ...
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