Adler17
Prussian Feldmarschall
Does any of you know, how many debts each nation had in 1933 or so? Didn't find much (except US, Germany and indirectly France and Britain) on google. Do you know them or a good source?
Adler
Adler
Help needed: Governmental depts
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Brian Shanahan
Permanoob
I haven't the answer for you, but I would consider asking a mod to change the title, gov't. dep'ts. is a lot different than gov't. debts.
kiwitt
Road to War Modder
The Economics of World War II may shine some light on the period
RickFGS
Deity
If your trying to establish some comparison with nowadays debt crisis in countries, all i can say as an economic student is that this is all miss-information, what really matters is the countries internal economic growth, wealth and job creation and self production capability to increase self production vs need for imports.
The soverign debt problem is no problem at all, the powerfull world economies just found a way to finance themselves trough interest payed by some european nations, its what i call the "reversed Marshall Plan" and it will only increase the difference between rich and poor countries.
The soverign debt problem is no problem at all, the powerfull world economies just found a way to finance themselves trough interest payed by some european nations, its what i call the "reversed Marshall Plan" and it will only increase the difference between rich and poor countries.
This. I was all set to talk about government departments.
Also, China's international debt at the time was positively astronomical. I think it's been worked at something well over one trillion in adjusted dollars. Aside from that small anecdote, and Germany's situation - it had huge amounts of debt, though not as much as you'd expect, the real problem in Germany being the negative growth of the internal economy - I really don't know much about this.
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