At the time of the great depression the developed world was


At the time of the Great Depression, the developed world was on a gold exchange standard (certain major currencies—the dollar and pound sterling—were allowed to substitute for gold). How might the gold exchange standard have compounded downward pressure on the global economy during the Depression? What happened to leverage during the Great Depression? What caused this?  

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