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,The Second Labour Government: Imperial Economic Relations, 1929–31,loyed had steadily risen from 1,204,000 in March 1929 to 2,500,000 in December 1930. The American slump had intervened, choking off markets for British exports and aggravating the recession in the already depressed primary producing countries. Unemployment continued to rise in 1931, as the Government failed to deal with the slump.

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,The Second Labour Government: The Indian Crisis, 1929–31,Since the appointment of the Simon Commission the Labour Party had been alienated even from Indian Liberals. Yet the Labour Government tried hard, within the limits of its minority position, to undo some of the damage done to Indo-British relations, and seldom sought to exploit differences within India.

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