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Successful in material terms; flourishing financially.
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The condition of having paid work; a job or profession.
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The financial gain made in a transaction; the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent.
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A purchasing method where a buyer pays for an item in smaller, scheduled payments over time rather than in full upfront.
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The act of buying assets with the hope that they will generate a profit, typically involving a risk of loss.
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Shares representing a claim on a company's assets and earnings; a form of ownership in a company.
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A market condition where prices are rising or expected to rise, indicating investor confidence.
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The action of putting money into something, such as stocks or real estate, with the expectation of a profit.
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A banking system in which banks hold a fraction of deposits as reserves and lend out the majority, allowing for increased money supply.
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A period of declining economic performance across the economy, characterized by reduced spending and investment.
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A tax imposed on imported goods, intended to raise revenue and protect domestic industries.
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A situation in which countries impose tariffs or other trade barriers on each other in retaliation.
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A group of independent businesses that work together to control prices and limit competition in a market.
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The state of being without a job while actively seeking work; high unemployment rates are often associated with economic downturns.
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A condition that results from a lack of proper nutrition, often due to insufficient food or an unbalanced diet.
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A term for homeless individuals who travel, often by freight trains, in search of work or better living conditions.
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40,000 World War I veterans who marched to Washington DC for money promised to them.
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A weather anomaly created by poor farming techniques and a massive drought in the Midwest.
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Act (NIRA) Strict government codes and regulations that regulated prices, terms of sales and locked in high wages for companies.
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(CCC) gave unemployed people unskilled jobs.
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meaning that Roosevelt pushed for Congress to change the number of Supreme Court Justices from 9 to 15 so that he, being the President could appoint these 6 new judges and make sure that they agree with him and declare all of his actions as Constitutional
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act gave drastic new powers to labor unions, causing another economic collapse.
