Reparations: After WWI, Germany was burdened with heavy reparations payments to compensate for war damages. These payments worsened their economic disparity as they struggled to rebuild their economy.
Hyperinflation: Germany experienced hyperinflation during this period when their currency became almost worthless due to economic instability. This exacerbated the economic disparities within the country.
Unemployment: Both Germany and Italy faced high unemployment rates after WWI, further deepening the economic disparities as people struggled to find stable sources of income.