Nazi Economy
- Created by: Bonnie Fowler
- Created on: 12-05-13 15:01
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- Political and economic policies in Nazi Germany
- 1933 the Labour Front (DAF) was created to take over all Trade Unions - as they were all banned.
- Machines which didn't require labour were banned - meaning more jobs
- Women dismissed from jobs such as doctors or civil service to carry out the 3 K's Kinde, Kurche, Kuchen
- 'Battle for Work' -Unemployment High
- Schacht invested into programmes in public works. Motorways being created made jobs
- begun to rearm, military spending was up. Conscription was introduced - Was compulsory, so reduced unemployment
- Jews and women were excluded from the statistics
- Workers in Germany were badly paid, heavily taxed and made to work long hours.
- Schacht invested into programmes in public works. Motorways being created made jobs
- Schacht's New Plan 1924
- Rearmament meant importation of raw materials, this lead to trade deficit. And so people had to get permission to import from the Ministry of Economics.
- meant few food imports and this lead to food shortages
- Rearmament meant importation of raw materials, this lead to trade deficit. And so people had to get permission to import from the Ministry of Economics.
- Four Year Plan 1936
- The German economy had to be ready in four year for war.
- Autarky -become self-sufficient
- Farmers encouraged to grow more food
- industries had to use raw materials within Germany where possible.
- Autarky -become self-sufficient
- created huge Budget Deficit, much more money was being spent by the government than the money coming in from tax
- The German economy had to be ready in four year for war.
- 1933 the Labour Front (DAF) was created to take over all Trade Unions - as they were all banned.
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