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how did the great depression and factory owners ?

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Answered by alok134
1
great dippression affected factory owners there was a shortage of raw materials due to great economic dippression.
factory owners cant pay high taxes.
this affected the workers.
they didnt get salary as usual

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Answered by grvbundela008p3f6id
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Factories During the great Depression ByNoah Haynes and Charlotte Huxter Early Factories In the early 1800's factories were 
smaller part of the economy.women 
were the first factory workers. In
World War I women worked in 
factories because the men were 
fighting. When stores and factories
shut down, many people were
left unemployed. In one town of
Dubuque, 1,900 were left without
jobs. After a while only 25 jobs
remained. during the great depression, industrial production increased
about 50% but the wages rose far more slowly. Many 
workers bought on credit and fell into massive debt. Debt Increases The new war started using
the factories to manufacture
their weapons, clothes etc. This
gave more money to the workers Many cities ran out of money to pay their workers with.
Employees were therefore often paid in script which
was a temporary redeemable voucher for food and 
other goods. 

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