How did Hitler improve the German economy so greatly in such

He was a wizard

Massive and unsustainable government spending.

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It wasnt marxist socialist, they used Keynesian economics and deficit spending, along with controlled wages to prevent total economic collapse and used public works programs to stimulate growth. After the first couple years they started to drift more free market in some areas.

Read up, kid
How hitler tackled unemployment
http://www.ihr.org/other/economyhitler2011.html


https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-economic-history/article/div-classtitlethe-role-of-private-property-in-the-nazi-economy-the-case-of-industrydiv/5853885D956348A13B5CEFDC42313E2B

Nazi Privatization in the thirties
www.ub.edu/graap/nazi.pdf

http://voxeu.org/article/macroeconomics-germany-forgotten-lesson-hjalmar-schacht


www.ub.edu/graap/nazi.pdf

Hitler never cared much for the economy, he found it extremely uninteresting and paid little attention to it. The economic left wing faction of the Nazi party was quite prevalent until the assassination of it's leader Strasser in 1933. Alongside donations and book sales Hitler took a great deal of money from corporate interests and was generally in favour of protectionist capitalism, part of the reason for the initial German economic success was their commitment to run their economy as if they were in a state of war. I can't remember the name of the Minister of the Economy but he did an excellent job.

>>131110055
t. right wing retard, there's a reason why red states are so poor.

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>>131110340
Shut the fuck up

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>>131110340

>>131110337
>part of the reason for the initial German economic success was their commitment to run their economy as if they were in a state of war

Wrong. After the leftist strasserfags were BTFO they went centrist on economics and had mixed markets. Hitler said it himself:

>He clearly believed that the lack of a precise economic programme was one of the Nazi Party's strengths, saying: "The basic feature of our economic theory is that we have no theory at all."

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>>131110253
Thanks.

>>131110490
>>131110417
>too afraid to post GDP stats

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Wages are low as FUCK there, leftist economics will ALWAYS win

!5/$always boost wages and create jobs, new study shows it
http://irle.berkeley.edu/seattles-minimum-wage-experience-2015-16/

http://irle.berkeley.edu/seattles-minimum-wage-experience-2015-16/

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>>131110839
No problem, dont buy into the Jewish meme of "HURRR THEY WENT TO WAR BECAUSE OF MUH DEBT"

Germany was practically self sufficient at the time, and in 1939 their debt as a percentage of GDP should tell you something about how SHIT that theory is

German GDP in Billions of Dollars:

1938 - 351
1939 - 384
1940 - 387
1941 - 412
1942 - 417
1943 - 426
1944 - 437
1945 - 310

These numbers are from the book Absolute War by Chris Bellamy, page 469

http://www.nber.org/chapters/c9480.pdf
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/nazi-germany/nazi-germany-military-expenditure/

CHART 9 - spending as percent of Germany economy in GDP

1935: 8%
1936: 13%
1937: 13%
1938: 17%
1939: 23%
>>131110848
https://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2016/11/07/trump-is-right-about-one-thing-the-economy-does-better-under-the-democrats/#6836f55c6786

>>131109476
>capitalist or socialist

They were neither

>>131111303
Ausbro gets it

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>>131109476

It would be known as "German Capitalism"

>>131109476
He took away power from (((some people))).

>>131109476
White people with high IQs were in charge of every aspect of the market.