consequences of the end of the IGM: The economic disruption x national economies suffered after the war prevented the return to normalidad.Al contrary, it will produce different phenomena ka ultimately influence the development d the crisis. These are motivated x the following factors. • industrial and agricultural overproduction. • monetary disorders. • The U.S. hegemony d after the war. • d the differential economic growth of new industries. overproduction: the imbalance between production and consumption causes overproduction d 1 crisis when the 1st is the second most k, Tonces prices fall, closing factories, increases unemployment. Between 1914 to 1929 is common phenomenon ste. Ste d The cause lies in the fact c d increase industrial and agricultural production in countries akellos cm U.S. Japan, Brazil, Argentina. When countries d industries were destroyed, some were replaced with the d x the countries mentioned above.monetary disorders: post-war will be characterized anarkia d x the national policies, the monetary confusion and inability to solve d States d type problems

money. This was due to leave ak deutilizar the monetary system. This system was abandoned after the war using hard currencies the dollar inch or the pound instead to support the gold d d Broadcast notes. T he war debts and k d k germany had to pay its rival tbm blokea the reconstruction and economic growth, lack d x likidez. American hegemony: the U.S. after the war confirmed the increased power cm industrial and financial world dl. D Before the war Britain and other countries buy + k d I sold, but was satisfied stas commercial losses by charging interest k d countries receiving loans and credits d British and French banks. In the U.S. k + d they sold it bought high-income earning interest d x credits to other countries, this difilcutaba payment loans x part d d d debtor countries the U.S.d uneven growth of new industries in comparison to the traditional 1 hese differences caused strong desekilibrio and the need to convert d k akellos old industries were converted into real burdens for the affected countries