Hyperinflation in Germany after the first world war, 1924 was 100 trillion times higher than in 1914
Great depression, US, 1930s, deflation - Low AD, Recessions, falling income, cyclical unemployment, Government intervention -> the new deal, Stimulus demand
China economic growth, reduced poverty, improve living standards
1920s, US recession with high unemployment, self corrected 1922
Covid, US government, unemployment benefits, hundreds of billions
US has high GDP per capita but high Gini coefficient, contrasts Belarus
South side of Chicago, persistent unemployment, crime
Venezuela, hyperinflation, 2010s, 35% contraction 2014-2019
Zimbabwe, 2000s, inflation, imbalance of payments
Spain: 14% unemployment (high job protection), Singapore: 2% unemployment (no minimum wage)