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The Unprecedented Government Spending and Debt During World War II

The Unprecedented Government Spending and Debt During World War II

We discuss how during World War II, government expenditures constituted around 80% of national income, surpassing private consumption expenditures. Private consumption decreased from 65% to 45%, while investment only accounted for 3% as resources were directed towards military production. This exceptional situation led to public debt reaching its highest levels in history, surpassing 120% of GDP by the end of the war.

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