Q: Which best describes the demand for consumer goods in the 1920's.

Select one:

a. people were less likely to buy new goods.

b. the demand for consumer goods declined during the 1920's.

0 C. all of these are correct

d. people began buying more than they had the cash to pay for becaus

could access loans and buy things on credit.

NE

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Amari Woodward

26 July, 18:15

Q: Which best describes the demand for consumer goods in the 1920's.

Select one:

a. people were less likely to buy new goods.

b. the demand for consumer goods declined during the 1920's.

0 C. all of these are correct

d. people began buying more than they had the cash to pay for becaus

could access loans and buy things on credit.

NE

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Answers (2)

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Will Burton · Answer 1

I think the answer to this question is C.

Hadley Myers · Answer 2

d. people began buying more than they had the cash to pay for because they

could access loans and buy things on credit.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the 1920's, it was a period of prosperity and people in the middle class began to have more income available to purchase products. Also, there were more products available because of the assembly line production and the credits expanded which resulted in people being able to buy things that they couldn't purchase paying the full price. According to this, the answer is that the statement that best decribes the demand for consumer goods in the 1920's is that people began buying more than they had the cash to pay for because they could access loans and buy things on credit.