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The stock market crash of 1929 was a direct result of . . .

A) a belief in the strength of the economy.
B) a lack of confidence in the economy.
C) a surge of growth of the economy.
D) an underproduction of goods in the economy.

Respuesta :

AsherAllen
The 1929 stock market crash was a direct result of (A) a belief in the strength of the economy.

Overpriced shares, rising bank loans, higher interest rates, and the press/media causing public panic led to the 1929 crash, which fed into the already growing Great Depression.
jay0h

Answer:

D. an underproduction of goods in the economy.

Explanation:

I put answer A at first like the other person answered on this question, and I got it wrong!

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