Look at this chart showing the economic impact of the Great Depression between 1929 and 1932. A 4-column table with 3 rows is shown. Column 1 is not labeled with entries Industrial production, foreign trade, unemployment. Column 2 is labeled U S with entries down 46%, down 70%, down 607%. Column 3 is labeled Britain with entries down 23%, down 60%, down 129%. Column 4 is labeled Germany with entries down 41%, down 61%, down 232%. According to this chart, had the smallest increase in unemployment.

Based on the given chart, we can see that the country which had the smallest increase in unemployment is:

According to the details of the chart, we can see that the country which had the smallest increase in unemployment rates was indeed Britain as all the other countries during the Great Depression suffered unemployments.

We can see that Britain had the smallest increase by an estimated 129% compared to the previous years and other countries such as Germany, United States had alarming increases in unemployment rates.

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According to the information in the question, Britain had the smallest increase in unemployment, because it went down by 129%, while in Germany in went down by 232%, and in the U.S., it went down by a whopping 607%.

The smaller decrease in Britain probably has to do with the fact that until the first decades of the XX centuries, it was Britain, not the U.S., the country with the most advanced economy in the world.

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