France found itself dangerously isolated, dependent on the small eastern European countries and on the uncertain prospect of British military support in crisis.

The great Depression in France was unique: it began more slowly than in the other industrial countries, was less severe but lasted longer. The main reasons for ...

Great Depression (1931–36). The French Depression is considered relatively mild (Hautcoeur 1997). At its peak, unemployment did not exceed one million, less ...

29 нояб. 2018 г. · A revisionist view on the French banking crises and the Great Depression. France suffered from a very severe decline in real economic activity ...

Two, there was no major banking crisis in France. Three, there was no deflationary policy before 1934. Four, at the trough of the recession (1936), a major ...

French prices were higher by about 20 per cent than English prices. Paul Reynaud, who throughout this whole period appears to have been the most clear-sighted ...

This paper shows that, first, in contradiction with the conventional view regard- ing the French depression, there are more similarities than differences ...

This paper revisits the origins of the Great Depression to highlight the key role played by. France. After examining France's monetary policy in the late 1920s, ...

During the Great Depression, French output dropped by approximately 21% below the trend in 1939. Consumption, hours worked, and investment also collapsed and ...