Should World War I debts be cancelled?

The video discusses various perspectives on the cancellation of foreign debts. It includes opinions from different professionals, such as a theater organist who opposes cancellation, an automobile businessman who supports partial cancellation due to the global depression, and a state broker who advocates for immediate cancellation to aid economic recovery. The discussion also touches on political solutions proposed by President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt.

What is the opinion of the first speaker regarding foreign debt cancellation?

• They think debts should be increased.

• They are against it and believe debts should be paid.

• They support it and believe a solution will be found.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

Why does the theater organist oppose the cancellation of foreign debts?

• They believe the debts should be increased.

• They think the debts are too small to matter.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

• They believe the debts were lent in good faith and should be repaid.

What is the automobile businessperson's view on foreign debt cancellation?

• They oppose any form of debt cancellation.

• They believe debts should be increased.

• They think debts should be partially canceled due to the depression.

• They believe all debts should be canceled immediately.

What reason does the state broker give for supporting immediate debt cancellation?

• They believe it will worsen the depression.

• They think foreign countries can pay their debts.

• They argue that foreign countries cannot pay any of it.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

How does the state broker believe the world will benefit from debt cancellation?

• It will lead to a faster global recovery from the depression.

• It will cause more financial instability.

• It will have no impact on the global economy.

• It will increase the debts of other countries.