ssion, infact the employment rate actually increased along with Japan's employment rate (both had a six percent increase during the crash). The American agriculture and the Japanese economy were the only two areas in the world to succeed during the Great Depression. Primarily, every other major country suffered from our Great Depression with depressions of their own. With all of the theories out about the Great Depression, still no one knows why they were these two increased in employment and economic growth. In the early 1920's the savings rate was only four percent, and there was no sign of a change before the Great Depression began. This casts out any thought of the Keynesian theory that the more one saves, the more it hurts the economy. That theory is true, but it just does not pertain to this particular incident. The stock market crash of 1929 began in October of 1929. At this time America's GNP was at $104 billion and by the low point of the crash, in 1933, it was at $56 billion. This was a fifty-three percent decrease; this is the largest percentage decrease ever. Part of the caus

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