UNEMPLOYMENT AS A REAL THREAT TO THE NATIONAL SECURITY OF THE USA IN THE YEARS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION: A HISTORICAL RETROSPECTIVE

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Based on the methodology of public administration, a retrospective analysis of US national security during the Great Depression was conducted, which is considered in the context of ensuring institutional stability against the background of new geopolitical challenges and threats. The purpose of the article is to determine the impact of unemployment on the US national security during the Great Depression in terms of economic growth and social security. The interrelation between increasing employment productivity and positive opportunities for economic recovery in the United States has been established through the application of the systemic method. The factors of the Great Depression have been identified, the most important of which are: the collapse of the US stock market, lack of social protection mechanisms, and the widespread trend of investing in stocks and securities by companies and individuals. It is stated that the effects of the Great Depression as a whole presented serious challenges and posed a real threat to US national security, territorial integrity and sovereignty. It is indicated that the unprecedented level of unemployment and the spread of underemployment resulted in widespread impoverishment of Americans.

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