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which of the following led americans to buy more goods
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GPT 3.5
1) Advertising and marketing campaigns: Companies began to advertise and market their products more aggressively, persuading Americans to buy more goods by highlighting their benefits and creating a desire for ownership.
2) Improvement in the standard of living: As the economy grew and wages increased, Americans had more disposable income to spend on goods, leading to higher consumption rates.
3) Introduction of credit cards: With the availability of credit cards, Americans had easier access to borrowing money. This facilitated impulse and spontaneous purchases, leading to increased consumption.
4) Innovation and technological advancements: The development of new products and technologies, such as televisions, automobiles, and household appliances, created a demand amongst Americans to own these modern conveniences.
5) Social pressure and changing cultural norms: Peer pressure, desire for social status, and the changing cultural norms that valued material possessions and consumerism also influenced Americans to buy more goods.
2) Improvement in the standard of living: As the economy grew and wages increased, Americans had more disposable income to spend on goods, leading to higher consumption rates.
3) Introduction of credit cards: With the availability of credit cards, Americans had easier access to borrowing money. This facilitated impulse and spontaneous purchases, leading to increased consumption.
4) Innovation and technological advancements: The development of new products and technologies, such as televisions, automobiles, and household appliances, created a demand amongst Americans to own these modern conveniences.
5) Social pressure and changing cultural norms: Peer pressure, desire for social status, and the changing cultural norms that valued material possessions and consumerism also influenced Americans to buy more goods.