The Great Crash of 1929 propelled gold, a historically viable store of value and durable medium of exchange, to unprecedented value. In 2016 inflation-adjusted terms, the price of a single ounce of gold rose from just $291 an ounce in 1929 to $539 in 1939.
The effects of the wall street crash was because of global economical problems. The Wall Street crash was because of the Great Depression (because they are connected) in 1929, in fact government warned that the American economy was slowing down. The investors started selling shares in large numbers and after the crash they couldn't afford paying off the debts.
I would say the economy became more industrial. If not that then it remained industrial. Honestly both seem to work. I'm not a 100% but I thought it was best for u to receive an answer sooner
