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What is the impact of The Great Depression on the car industry

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From 1929 to 1932, sales of new automobiles fell by 75 percent, and automobile companies had a combined loss of $191 million in 1932 ($2.9 billion in today's money)

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Answer: many workers were needed to make cars at a excessive rate, and the more workers that were hired the less the pay was

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