At the very height of the Great Depression (1930-33) hardly any businesses did really well, and success was relative. As usual in such circumstances it was the 'new' industries that tended to do best, in particular: * Movies. Almost every town of any size saw the opening of new and bigger cinemas. 'Talkies' added to the popularity of the cinema. * Radio. In the 1930s radio became widely available to better paid workers. * Mass produced automobiles. (Not really a new industry, but a 'young' industry). * Electrical industries. During the 1930s most houses that weren't yet on mains electricity were connected. A huge range of companies did well as a result - ranging from the manufacturers of cables and light switches to those producing electric carpet sweepers and so on. * At the luxury end of the market, air travel did well - but it was still generally expensive and only for the few. * The very low interest rates encouraged house building, especially when it was clear that prices had stopped falling. * In Europe, Germany and then Britain spent huge sum on rearmament from about 1934 onwards.
Furniture stores were selling well for some odd reason.
Stuff like guns and liquor wasn't as profitable ( unless you had a big company, and/ or a gang like Capone.). Farming wasn't that good.
Newspapers did well only for a bit. Banks that still made it, people who swapped land etc. made a lot of money.
At the very height of the Great Depression (1930-33) hardly any businesses did really well, and success was relative.
As usual in such circumstances it was the 'new' industries that tended to do best, in particular:
There were no government incentives for businesses.
Businesses closed during the Great Depression because they weren't realizing the revenue the needed to remain operational. During this time people weren't working so they couldn't spend money they didn't have.
It was difficult to find a job during the Great Depression. Many businesses closed, or have to reduce operations. About 1 in 4 people had no job. Not easy at all.
Migration rose during the Great Depression.
Yes, there were bicycles during the great depression.
There were no government incentives for businesses.
In the Great Depression, over 11,000 banks failed, and over one million family farms were lost.
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Businesses closed during the Great Depression because they weren't realizing the revenue the needed to remain operational. During this time people weren't working so they couldn't spend money they didn't have.
It was difficult to find a job during the Great Depression. Many businesses closed, or have to reduce operations. About 1 in 4 people had no job. Not easy at all.
Migration rose during the Great Depression.
Yes, there were bicycles during the great depression.
There was a Msrjet Crash during the great depression.
Profits were down because customers had no money.
it was not clean during the great depression
It happenes during the Great Depression.
What did some americans question during the great depression?