since most of the men went to war, a lot of women took over the jobs that the men did, and also started factories made especially for war supplies
During World War I, the federal government financed the increase in production of goods and supplies through various means, including the establishment of the War Industries Board (WIB), which coordinated industrial production and prioritized resources for war efforts. Additionally, the government issued war bonds and raised income taxes to fund military expenditures. The use of loans from banks and the public also played a crucial role in financing the war, enabling the rapid expansion of factories and production capabilities to meet the demands of the conflict.
regulate their economic systems to increase production
Thousands of factories in Britain and Europe were destroyed in WW2.
The main reason why the Germans bombed factories was because if they it and electricity or food factories the electricity would go and they would eventually starve to death.
Most work in occupations such as factory work, was done by men. When they left to go fight the war, there was a large increase in women who went to work in these factories. This helped lead to an increase in women workers, and a shift in the social status of women after the war.
NO. Any and all factories were geared for war production.
If OPEC reduced output, then world supply will fall. Thus, as supply falls, the price will rise, and the profits of oil-producing countries increase. (In a demand-and-supply graph, the supply curve will shift to the left and you'll see the change in price.)
If OPEC reduced output, then world supply will fall. Thus, as supply falls, the price will rise, and the profits of oil-producing countries increase. (In a demand-and-supply graph, the supply curve will shift to the left and you'll see the change in price.)
Cookies were in short supply for several reasons: 1. rationing limited the supply of cookie materials such as sugar. 2. many factories/bakeries stopped domestic production and turned their factories into war plants, making materials and supplies for the soldiers. 3. transportation of goods was limited because trains, etc were reserved for the military and military supply. so, the girl scouts sold calendars!
14.2857% increase.
Around 15 million depending on what production numbers you read. As they were manufactured in 11 factories around the world production numbers are debatable.
It has half of the oil supply of the world.
Because the men were fighting they needed people to work in the factories to produce and supply them.
An increase in the number of people employed in agriculture
To try to feed an ever-growing world population.
WW2 was a war of production, America was able to convert it existing automobile factories into plane and tank production lines. With the majority of men out fighting, women had to take the place of the men in the factories. After the war some women held on to their jobs.
if you were trying to say did the year world war one increase the production of cotton and copper the answer is yes