In the 1920s, which economic factor led to the great depression? failure to develop new consumer goods industries attempt by the united states to promote free trade overproduction of farm products and manufactured goods lack of investment in the stock market

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Brody Hutchinson

16 January, 07:22

In the 1920s, which economic factor led to the great depression? failure to develop new consumer goods industries attempt by the united states to promote free trade overproduction of farm products and manufactured goods lack of investment in the stock market

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Jazmin Melton · Answer 1

Overproduction of the farm product and manufacture goods was economic factor in 1920 that led to a great depression. These condition was characterized by many people been unemployed and yet there was higher production of farm products and manufactured goods.