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How did buying on credit create an economic boom in the 1920s?
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more 'money' in active circulation
by enabling widespread consumerism
by allowing consumers to purchase expensive goods like cars and appliances on installment plans through small, regular payments, which fueled consumerism and drove demand.
Buying on credit created an economic boom in the 1920s by allowing consumers to purchase expensive goods like cars and appliances on installment plans through small, regular payments, which fueled consumerism and drove demand.
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Buying on credit created an economic boom in the 1920s by allowing consumers to purchase expensive goods like cars and appliances on installment plans through small, regular payments, which fueled consumerism and drove demand.
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@gelphielvr wrote:
@ihy wrote:
Buying on credit created an economic boom in the 1920s by allowing consumers to purchase expensive goods like cars and appliances on installment plans through small, regular payments, which fueled consumerism and drove demand.
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