Chapter 682: Bustling Wharf

Compared to the chaotic United States, Australasia now seems much more prosperous.

Of course, this prosperity is not about the size of the economy, but about the happiness index of the People and the economic liquidity.

With the impact of infrastructure construction, Australasia is no longer short of jobs. In fact, over twenty percent of the jobs are unsaturated, needing a large number of immigrants to fill the gaps.

This undoubtedly boosted the economy—by 1927, the entertainment industry in Australasia had rapidly developed under the booming economy, and the World Cinema City built by Arthur had truly become a sacred site for World cinema.

Of course, a lot of it was due to the economic crises in other countries. During an economic crisis, the impact on the Movie industry is unparalleled.

Because People won't use their money for food to buy movie tickets, which means cinemas nearly have no revenue, except for the visits from the wealthy.