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What was the most likely reason why consumers stopped buying things in the 1920s?

Businesses stopped making what consumers wanted.

Consumers could not longer afford to buy everything they wanted.

Prices for goods fell, and consumers wanted to wait for an even better deal.

What happened when businesses cut production?

Wages increased for workers.

Some workers lost their jobs.

The government began to increase its spending.

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