For the Crisis and Response of the Great Depression in the US
By Nicolaus Hartoyo and Gabriel CurraNagasawa
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On the Miller Center, of the University of Virginia's part of their website about US presidents, one can find an entry for Franklin D. Roosevelt, where they will find a summary of his life, and be able to read a list of lightly described "key events" of FDR's four-term presidency, complete with dates. They cover major events from his inauguration on March 4, 1933, major events during his leadership in WW2, to his death by "massive cerebral haemorrhage" while vacationing in Warm Springs, Georgia.
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In Troy Segal's Investopedia webpage, he thoroughly explores several topics along with the question of whether inflation benefits lenders or borrowers. In his article, he defines and explains what inflation is, and its links with the money supply, and what factors affect said money supply. He then describes how inflation can actually help both borrowers and lenders. Borrowers in how it allows debtors to "pay lenders back with money worth less than it was when they originally borrowed it," and lenders to some extent in how it encourages more borrowing (see previous quote) and can make them more interest (because "10% interest on $1,600 is more than 10% interest on $1,500") but can hurt them anyway since they could end up being paid money that is worth less than what they loaned. Finally, he ends with several FAQs about inflation, such as who benefits from inflation, how it works, and what causes inflation.
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The author, Amy Tikkanen of Encylopaedia Britannica, details the stock market crash of 1929, and its causes, the events and dates that marked its onset, describing days like Black Monday and Black Tuesday, the repercussions it had on businesses and their share prices, and what politicians and economists tried to do to calm the panic that surrounded investors.
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