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Weimar Economy
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A level (Economy) History Mapa Mental sobre Weimar Economy, creado por Ted C el 14/02/2018.
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Weimar Economy
Impact of the war
1920 inflation 14x higher than 1913
Unemployment remained low
encourage us to give loans
curreny value fell to 20% of prewar levels
Germany relied on treasury bills and war loans
Inflation after the war
debt grew from 5000m to 144,000m marks
Treaty of Versailles
Recieved no more reperations from Russia
£6.6b in reperations
France Italy and Belgium receive free coal
Saar given to french
Lost its colonies
Ruhr Crisis
1923 germany fell behind reperation payments
Sep 1923 stresemann becomes chancellor
Calls of passive resitstance
Hansluther reduces government spending by removing 700,000 public employees
Appoints schacht
Introduced Rentenmark which is backed by gold
Achieves Dawes plan reduces reperations and $200m loan
Over next 5 years 25m gold marks invested in economy
150,000 expelled from homes
Cuno calls for passive resistance
Leads to hyper inflation
Workers paid twice a day
bread in 1922 -163 marks Nov 1923 - 200b
Workers still need to be paid, tax revenue lost, had to import coal, confidence in mark collapsed
Historiographies
Borchardt
Dependance on US loans made it susceptible to world problems
wage levels rose faster than production pointed germany towards depression
Growth throughout period never stable showing weakness
Holtferich
Germany's condition only temporary
High interest rates should of encouraged investment but population had no faith in savings
Growth remained low and job creation was poor
How strong was the economy
Industry
Pros
Industry met pre-war levels
industry from war gave good basis for after war levels
focus on self sufficiency helped
dominant electrical industries
Cons
1919 production 1/3 of 1913 levels
economic reduction 1923 and 1927
economy only grew by 4%
3000 cartels reduce competition
Agriculture
Pros
Reich resettlement law 1919 but only helped 3% of people
Cons
Farmers earn 44% of average wage
Loss of labour force (war)
Faced cheap imports due to world wide overproduction
yields remained low and incomes rose slowly
Overall
Dependant on US loans
economic growth never stable
high government spending
wage levels increase faster than production levels
1.3 million unmeployed
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