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1930s Unemployment (Jarrow Crusade (1936, Hundreds of working class people…

- - - - Increased empire trade from 25% to 38% in 1938
      - Electrical and consumer goods unaffected
  - - - No more than £2 million to cover depressed areas
      - Increased to £5 million after 1937
    - - Businessmen were given tax relief
  - - - Low bank rates meant there was cheap money for investment
    - - Coal production increased by 36 million in four years
      - Output did not rise as it did in other staples
      - Little development of technology or planning
  - - - Not really getting more efficient
      - Spitfire/Hurricane helped British
      - Survival from 1948