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The large automobile corporations such huge profits during the 1920s that the cutbacks of the Depression only curtailed large increases in profits, many executive employees were secure in their jobs throughout the Depression years.

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During the 1920s, the significant earnings of large automobile corporations were so substantial that the Depression's cutbacks merely limited the substantial growth in profits. As a result, numerous executive employees were able to maintain job security throughout the years of economic downturn.