The attempt that socialists in france made to fight the effects of the great depression was: They passed worker reforms.
The worker reforms was proposed to reduce the amount of working time needed and give a more fair wages to the worker. This provide the people of friends with more purchasing power and more time to find other source of income to survive the Great Depression.
In France, the Socialists attempt to fight the effects of the Great Depression by passing worker reforms.
Further Explanations:
The Great Depression exaggerated France for almost half of the decade since 1931. France faced more bitter consequences than other nations. During 1920 sit was having a flourishing economy with an increased rate of 4.43% per year and as the depression hit it mildly, it devastated the whole economy. The production fell below 20% and the employment fell below 5%. The depression also affected the local economy as can be reflected in the crisis of 6th February 1934. France put a lot of effort to recover from the depression but was not able to gain much as compared to other nations like Germany and the United States in spite of having a prior flourishing economy.
To recover from the depression Socialist also laid much effort. They introduced workers' reforms proposing to reduce working hours and pay wages for extra work. The reforms ensured that the citizens are getting much time to find another source of Income.
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Answer Details:
Grade: High school
Subject: US History
Chapter: Great Depression
Keywords:
Great Depression, France, flourishing, economy, local economy, Germany , United States, Socialist, workers' reforms, Income.
