Asked by berlanda
Look at this chart showing declines in industrial production during the Great Depression.
A 2-column table with 5 rows is shown. Column 1 is labeled Country with entries United notes, Great Britain, Germany, France, Sweden. Column 2 is labeled rate of decline with entries 46.8%, 16.2%, 41.8%, 31.3%, 10.3%.
Based on these figures, what can one most likely conclude about Sweden?
Sweden did not depend on industrial production.
Sweden’s economy was less stable than most.
Sweden and Great Britain had similar economies.
Sweden had a lower unemployment rate than the United States.
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Sweden did not depend on industrial production.
Reason: Sweden’s industrial output fell much less (10.3%) than most other countries, so its economy was less reliant on industry (or at least less affected by an industrial collapse) — you cannot infer unemployment or greater instability from this chart.
Reason: Sweden’s industrial output fell much less (10.3%) than most other countries, so its economy was less reliant on industry (or at least less affected by an industrial collapse) — you cannot infer unemployment or greater instability from this chart.
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