What was one of Hitler's methods of addressing Germany's economic problems during the Great Depression?

One of Hitler's methods for addressing Germany's economic problems during the Great Depression was the implementation of large-scale public works projects, most notably the construction of the Autobahn, a national highway system. This initiative aimed to reduce unemployment by creating jobs and stimulating the economy through infrastructure development. Additionally, the regime promoted rearmament, which further boosted industrial production and job creation, while also fostering a sense of national pride and unity.