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341: Depression: ... problem of overproduction. "…Production in many important lines of goods outran the ability of the public to purchase them." He goes on to give examples of the overproduction such as: automobile manufacturers, tire companies and cotton factories. His plan to counteract the problem caused by this was to improve to the credit of banks so that the economy could get a ...

342: Causes Of The Great Depression: ... of companies whose success was connected to the automobiles was the steel companies, because they were the suppliers of the materials for the automobiles to be made with. As the automobile became a “closed car,” meaning they had a roof and interior designs, the textile, glass and leather industries began to grow. Hotels began to spring up around the nation, because ...

343: Causes Of The Great Depression: ... before Hoover took office in 1929. Entire portions of the economy were depressed throughout the 1920’s, such as agriculture, energy and mining. Even industries with most growth (construction and automobile manufacturing) showing signs in the year before the stock market crash, about 600 banks a year were failing around the country, and half the American people were living at or ...

344: Assessment Of Economic Progres: ... 6) National stability COSTS 1) Over population, especially in major cities where crowding is a problem 2) Pollution associated with households and industries, including toxic discharges, such as pesticides and automobile fluid; air pollutants, such as smoke stacks from lumber mills; 3) Threat of species contamination or extinction from pollution 4) Inadequate resources: (a) for self-sufficiency (b) for industrialization (c ...

345: Bella: ... her Bella – so I was called – is very clever and cautious. Once in front of the house a corpse of one of the oldest rats was laying, crushed by an automobile. Upon seeing the turned up, insipid muzzle with the intestines out of the stomach… mother never could get rid of obsess ional memories and phobia, that something similar can happen ...

346: The End Of Affluence: ... States had the largest amount of iron ore reserves in the world, but by the 1960 s we owned only a fraction of it. Also, during those early years the automobile industry had 33% of the world exports and by the 1970 s our total exports fell to 18%. Foreign producers took over our entire electronics industry. We lost the dominance ...

347: The Great Gatsby (the Light Ac: ... hatboxes and supper-boxes and tool-boxes...Sitting down behind many layers of glass in a sort of leather conservatory we started towards town (68). The use of the symbolic automobile can be seen as a demonstration of how an ideal based on materialism alone can be destructive. This was the fatal car which kills Myrtle Wilson and indirectly leads to ...

348: John Steinbeck: ... novel included an essay about John’s best friend titled “About Ed Ricketts.” In May of 1948 John learned the terrible news that Ed Ricketts had been killed in an automobile accident. When Steinbeck returned from the funeral in California, he received another shock. Gwyn told him that she no longer loved him and wanted a divorce. John Steinbeck felt despair ...

349: Only Yesterday: ... people only bought the items that they could afford but the new generation of consumers began to purchase their goods on credit. This caused an economic boom. Radio and the automobile companies had the most success but companies that sold cosmetics, appliances, and other new inventions did well also. Farmers and textiles did poorly and many farmers fled the countryside to ...

350: Death Of A Salesman 10: ... love is shown when Biff breaks out crying for his father. At the end of this very emotional conversation, Willy feels that his life is now over. He enters his automobile and drives recklessly, taking his own life. In conclusion, Arthur Miller stresses the important of a father and son relationship. Also, the ambiguous tone towards his audience leaves the reason ...

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