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Conditions During Recession: Difference between revisions
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|Stock market crash -42% was mostly right after the recession, investors were not expecting too much growth after the war. But due to the huge fiscal spending, there was an increase in inflation and growth. It seems similar to the period after COVID-19. | |Stock market crash -42% was mostly right after the recession, investors were not expecting too much growth after the war. But due to the huge fiscal spending, there was an increase in inflation and growth. It seems similar to the period after COVID-19. | ||
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| | |Stock market crash between 1945 and 1948 recessions | ||
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|The Post-Korean War Recession | |The Post-Korean War Recession | ||
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