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From https://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/previousproducts/1301.0feature%20article142001
The unemployment rate then increased rapidly to 19.3% in 1930, before reaching a peak of 29.0% in 1932, in response to the economic conditions of the Great Depression. This unprecedented high rate of unemployment persisted for two years, before the unemployment rate fell rapidly to below 10% by 1937.
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